If you have:
<xsl:template match="A">
<z>
<a>
<b>
<c>
<xsl:variable name="x"/>
<d/>
<e><f/></e>
<g/>
</z>
</xsl:template>
then the places where variable x is visible are the instructions d, e,
f, and g: that is, the following siblings of the xsl:variable element,
and their descendants.
Michael Kay
Well, I did not consider such (d,e,f and g) as siblings in that sense as
they did not use the xsl namespace.
Thanks anyway
Ragulf Pickaxe :)
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