How do I need to extend this template to match not only <foo
name="bar"> but further restrict my template to those <foo>s that have
an ancestor with attribute type="general".
<xsl:template match="foo[(_at_)name='bar']">
the direct translation of what you wrote would be
<xsl:template match="foo[(_at_)name='bar'][ancestor::*[(_at_)type='general']]">
although I'd probably write that as
<xsl:template match="*[(_at_)type='general']//foo[(_at_)name='bar']">
It seem to be not OK to write:
<xsl:template match="foo[(_at_)name='bar' and ancestor::@type='general']">
@ is attribute:: and you can't use two axese in one step, that should
have been
<xsl:template match="foo[(_at_)name='bar' and ancestor::*/@type='general']">
which is equivalent to the first form above.
David
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