kakridge(_at_)bellsouth(_dot_)net wrote:
I've noticed the the Muenchian method uses '|' and that everyone refers
to this as a Union. However, I also read that this
<xsl:template match="foo | foobar">
means to match the foo OR foobar elements. Does the definition of the
operator change based on the application?
Matching "foo | foobar" gives you the union of the set of all foo with the set of all foobar. You
can read it as "OR", but it's still a union operator. XPath has a separate "or"
operator, but that's not the same thing.
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