Humm, my mistake. I was trying to select a ns2:Element2 element which
value is equal to the value of a ns1:Element2 element, instead. What
would be the right expression to do so? Thanks.
On 11/26/07, David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
ns2:Element1[ns2:Element2 = ns1:Element2]
selects those ns2:Element1 nodes that have an [ns2:Element2 child that
is equal to a ns1:Element2 child.
but your sample input has no ns2:Element1 elements that have
ns1:Element2 children.
By evaluating it in a variable you are evaluating it in a different
context.
David
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