Notice that all the examples are XPath expressions. Can you give an example
or two of a climbing construct that is not an XPath expression?
Since every expression is an XPath expression, except for patterns (but
they inherit the syntax), the only other thing that can potentially be
climbing is a construct. Looking over the rules, it turns out that, if I
interpret them correctly, only a choice operand group can potentially be
climbing.
The other examples that come to mind are an xsl:sequence instruction where the
select attribute is climbing, and a sequence constructor that contains such an
xsl:sequence instruction.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
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