Hi,
2010/11/17 Michael Kay <mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com>:
You can use (ancestor-or-self::*/@type)[last()] to access the innermost
attribute named @type on this element or a containing element.
Thanks! In my case this turned out to
<xsl:value-of
select="count(//level1[(_at_)feature=$current_feature]/level2/level3[(ancestor-or-self::*/@type)[last()])=$current_type])"/>
where $current_feature and $current_type are the variables from the
loops mentioned earlier. I had some trouble putting the query given by
you together with comparison of the value although now that I did it,
it seems very obvious. Live and learn.
BR,
Paavali
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