Re: [xsl] Process only nodes on a special axis

[Marco Baumgartl <Marco.Baumgartl@xxxxxx>]

Hi Wendell,

I created a quick and dirty picture about the elements I want to have. 
You can have a look at it here:
http://www.baumgartl.org/misc/pictures/elements.png

> I'm unsure by what criteria you are determining what is an "outermost" 
> element. The expression //element[not(preceding-sibling::element)] would 
> get you the elements with keys 'Lichtausschnitt' and 'li' but not 're', 
> but it would also get you '1,985', and it's not clear from your example 
> why this one wouldn't (or would) be "outermost".

Your XPath expression is not that what I've been looking for :-( because 
it gives me a lot of other elements that I don't want. I can not really 
explain it but I think my picture says it all ;-)

I will restart experimenting with my named template which calls itself 
recursively. But this time I'm going to integrate your expression 
because I think that it be very useful for me :-)

If anybody knows a method of resolution without my named template (e.g. 
just a single XPath expression), you are welcome to announce ;-)


regards
Marco