Hi Abbouh,
you're right,but if i use /AAA/XXX/preceding-sibling::*
i will get BBB1 not BBB2(what i want is BB2)
The step preceding-sibling::* will get you *all* the preceding sibling
elements of the context node. If you use <xsl:value-of> or something
similar on this node-set, you will get the value of the first node in
document order.
If you only want the immediately preceding sibling element, you need
to add a predicate that tests the position of the preceding sibling
element; use:
preceding-sibling::*[1]
Cheers,
Jeni
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