Sorry, my fault. Just found out that the attribute sought is residing in another tree. Understandably the attribute is not found when the wrong root is taken. Thus \attributedef does its thing.

Now I have to find out how reference that other tree.

Hans van der Meer



On 14 mrt. 2012, at 15:24, Meer, H. van der wrote:

Processing xml I get with: \writestatus{************}{\xmlattributedef{#1}{.}{default}{???}}
output: ************    > ???

and \writestatus{************}{\xmlattribute{#1}{.}{default}} has no attribute output

but with: \writestatus{************}{\xmlattdef{#1}{default}{???}}
output: ************    > mydefault

Is something amiss with \xmlattribute and \xmlattributedef?
I need these in order to get an attribute from a node higher up in the xml-tree.

Hans van der Meer



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