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RE: XPath Question


That works great!

I failed to appreciate the capabilities of '='.  Having ready the
EqualityExpr section of your XSLT Programmer's reference I think I now
understand.

Thanks for the books, Saxon and for answering dumb questions from beginners
on the list!

> > Suppose I have this XML:
> > 
> > <nodes>
> > <node id="1" parent="0"/>
> > <node id="2" parent="1"/>
> > <node id="3" parent="2"/>
> > </nodes>
> > 
> > So, node 2 is the child of node 1, node 3 is the child of node 2.
> > 
> > If I want to find the children of node 1 I believe I would write:
> > /nodes/node[@parent='1']
> > 
> > But how do I write an XPath to select all the nodes that are 
> > grandchildren
> > of node 1?
> > 
> /nodes/node[@parent = /nodes/node[@parent='1']/@id]
> 
> Mike Kay 
> 
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