me> there is no way to do that in standard XSLT.
perhaps I should have added "in one pass".
The standard way of doing this _without_ using an evaluate extension is
to use the input document to generate a stylesheet that uses the
specified XPath, and then execute the generated stylesheet.
That basically is how schematron works: the schematron schema is an XML
document that contains XPath's specifying assertions about nodes.
You first run a stylesheet that generates a stylesheet using those
XPaths then validate documents by running this generated stylesheet.
David
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