Subject: RE: [xsl] Preceding Ancestors From: Richard Mitchell <Richard.Mitchell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 16:43:04 +0100 |
Oliver prayed for beer in reply: > > Hi Richard > > > What I can't work out is > > how to get at any preceding elements that are in > > my 'scope' i.e. from a file like > [..] > > I've tried ancestor::*/p but that will give me <p a="9"/> too. > > You've said it already: preceding elements > preceding::p > > > Any ideas out there pleeeeze. I'll owe you a beer ( or beverage > > of your choice ) next time you're in Cambridge. > > Good idea. :-) > Oliver > I beg to differ but that would give - quoting the verse as according to cooktop.. n:/s/m/m[2]/p[2]/preceding::p <!-- XPATH:/s/m/m[2]/p[2]/preceding::p --> <xpath-query query="/s/m/m[2]/p[2]/preceding::p"> <p a="1" /> <p a="2" /> <p a="3" /> <p a="4" /> <p a="5" /> <p a="6" /> </xpath-query> Giving me 3,4,5 where I shouldn't have them :) Richard XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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