C++ codegen issue with if statement.

[Scrier]

Hi, I have a xml dokument with a couple of spans. in the following order:

<span>		<from>0</from>	<to>23</to></span><span>	<from>31</from>	<to>31</to></span>

And the issue I have with a call-template is how to make this into a proper if statement. If I only have one I can use this call

<xsl:template match="span" mode="ifvalue">	<xsl:value-of select="from" /> <= value && value <= <xsl:value-of select="to" /></xsl:template>

and it comes out as

if( 0 <= value && value <= 23 )

Problem is if I have more than one span I wan't it to come out as:

if( 0 <= value && value <= 23 || 31 <= value && value <= 31 )

or

if( 0 <= value && value <= 23 || 31 == value )

But I can't really find a way to know if it is more than 1 span and how to put it in before the second so I don't get it in the end.Any help is appreciated// Scrier

[boen_robot]

lol.... and I was wondering why is the topic called like that. Most fitting title I've seen in a while .XSLT has other constructs you know. Like <xsl:if> and <xsl:choose>. They serve like the C++ "if" and "switch" respectively.I think for your pboblem, the following might help

<xsl:template match="span" mode="ifvalue">	<xsl:value-of select="from" /> <= value && value <= <xsl:value-of select="to" /><xsl:if test="position() != last()"> || </xsl:if></xsl:template>

[Scrier]

Thanks alot. Will have to look into that one a bit more.