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Re: Can sets have order?



> Then if x' is obtained by exchanging X1 and x2 in X,

what does exchanging two elements of a set mean?
(This is a real question, I don't understand your point.)

Every node in a note set is uniquely identifiable, so for example

<xsl:value-of select="//*[generate-id(.)=generate-id(current())]"/>

always returns the current node (if we are currently on an element node)


David

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