David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote on 27/10/2005 09:41:01:
How can I specify that the ancestor::ns:article element must be the
first
one we come accross when working up the acnestor chain?
use [1]
match="ns:id[ancestor::ns:*[1][self::ns:article]/ancestor::ns:*[1]
[self::ns:root]]"
thanks David, much appreciated...
is this effectivly the same as saying:?
match="ns:id/ancestor::ns:article[position()=1]/ancestor::ns:root[position()=1]"
if so, is one any better/faster than the other?, or are they completely
different somehow?
David
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