At 2004-11-13 07:37 -0500, I wrote:
At 2004-11-13 11:53 +0000, Peter Bradley wrote:
I've tried all sorts of things including predicates and variables, but I
just can't seen to find a valid XPath expression that gives me the node
set I need.
When you walk away from the current node in the evaluation of an XPath
expression, the current() function can be used to "jump back" to where you
started from the middle of the expression.
I failed to note that current() is an XSLT function and I didn't want to
leave the impression that you can use XSLT's current() in other standards
that use XPath.
..................... Ken
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