Recursion in XSL

["ciaran byrne" <ciaran dot byrne at 3tl dot com>]

Hi all,
	I'm sure this question has been asked before
although I can't find it anywhere.

Is is possible to handle recursion in XSL in the following manner.
I have a tag:

<tag att1="value1" att2="value2" att3="value3">

where I want to replace all the '"' with '|' as follows:
att1=|value1| att2=|value2| att3=|value3| (!no space after the last
attribute)

I was trying to do this with recursion whereby I'd use:
<xsl:for-each select="@*">
.....
</xsl:for-each>

the problem with this approach was that I am not aware of any way to
recurse over my param like I'd do in Java/C++,etc. i.e. i++

Alternatively, if anyone could suggest a way in which to retrieve all
the attributes and their values as one string so that I could perform a
translate on
them that would achieve the same purpose:

translate($attributeString,'&quot;','|')

Any ideas ... or is it possible ???

Ciaran.



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