Ken Holman's diagram is the one I had seen before that summarized lots of info
concisely. I'm sure I've seen it on xsl-list or somewhere else, but don't
remember where.
Otherwise, Ihe Onwuka's suggestion does have tutorial information, but I didn't
see an overall diagram.
Scott Trenda pointed to a site with diagrams for individual axis access which
looks helpful.
Syd Bauman also points to tutorial diagrams for individual axes with examples,
and one final summarizing diagram.
One additional question, please:
Preceding nodes do not include ancestors, which I've thought is odd. It
includes siblings, but not parent or grand-parent, etc.
When looking at an XML file in an editor, ancestors surely seem to be preceding
where I am in the document.
But perhaps "preceding" means nodes before "me" but not including anything that
contains "me".
Is that a useful way to look at "preceding"?
Thanks again, Mike
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