XSLT: If Node = A then set B=1 Else B=2
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I am looping thru looking at the values of a Node.
If Node = B, then B has one of two possible meanings.
--If Node = A has been previously found in the file, then the value for A
should be sent as 1.
--If Node = A has NOT been found in the file, the the value for A should
be sent as 2.
where file is the xml source to be transformed
I cannot figure out how to do this. If I was using a programming language that allowed for a variable to have its value reassigned/changed, then it is easy. But, with XSLT variables are set once.
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