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You seem to be assuming that the elements are processed serially, starting
with the first. Such an assumption is invalid.
Write
<xsl:for-each select="$list-of-nodes[string(.)=$mySearchItem][1]">
Michael Kay
# -----Original Message-----
# From: Bill Riegel [mailto:BRiegel@lgc.com]
# Sent: 23 March 2004 14:38
# To: 'xml-dev@lists.xml.org'
# Subject: [xml-dev] is there a way to break out of the
# xsl:for-each loop ?
#
#
# What to look thru a listOfNodes, and set contents on a
# variable, foundIt, when I found what I am looking for, then break.
#
# <xsl:variable name="foundIt">
# <xsl:for-each select="$listofNodes">
# <xsl:if test="string(current()) = $mySearchItem">
# <!-- break out of look if found what I
# am looking for -->
# <xsl:break>
# </xsl:if>
# </xsl:for-each>
# </xsl:variable>
#
# <!-- do something with foundIt -->
#
# Bill Riegel
# LandMark Graphics
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