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Re: Equivalent of a Global Counter



>   and the data is a number which needs
> to increment for every element encountered.

That makes the (possibly false) assumption that the XSL processor
encounters the elements in the order they appear in the document.

What you want is that the output includes a number that is a function of
the position of the input element. So you just need to specify what that
relationship is, using xsl:number or, for simple cases, position().

David

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