These are recurring problems with the functional model, I understand.
However, it would make more sense, to me at least, if the context
where more explicitly specified.
Steven
On Jan 26, 2008, at 4:26 PM, David Carlisle wrote:
not since surely "/" simply specifies the global processing scope in
any case.
/ denotes the root of the current document, of which you have two.
when processing test.xml / denotes the root of that file, and when
processing include.xml it denotes the root of that.
If you want to refer to the root of a different document you can not
use
/ you must store the document node in a variable, or refer t it via a
function such as doc().
David
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