Re: [xsl] Getting variable yet most immediate parentNode

  Let's assume I want to go one further and say that "@value" has
  precedent over "@name" which has precedent over ".". Would adding
   @value to the end of that give it first priority?

in xpath2 that's

(@value,@name,.)[1]

David

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