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Sorry, you are thinking of a "select" statement, not a template match pattern.
When you say <xsl:template match="...">, you are NOT saying, "search the
entire tree for these elements." You are saying, "use this template for
elements that match this pattern." There is a huge difference between
selecting and matching, and, in the case of matching, there really is NO
difference between the patterns in question.
On Tuesday 19 November 2002 23:47, Zink, Juergen wrote:
You cannot compare these two matches.
The first searches node1 and all node2 in the subtree.
The second one searches node2 and lookup the parents.
Of course the second one is faster, but how do you
position on parent of node2?
Maybe you want compare
match="//node1//node2"
with
match="//node2[ancestor::node1]"?
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Peter Davis
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