Colin defined it perfectly... use his definition to base your
understanding on.
Bradley, Peter wrote:
Ah! Only in the tree below the context element? So my previous example would
only work from the document element?
Peter
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Bradley, Peter wrote:
Actually, while we're on this topic, would somebody mind explaining the //
notation for me?
// will instantiate a recursive match of the entire document for the
element or attribute on the right. so //foo will return every
descendant foo element from the current context element down - no matter
where it is.
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