RE: [xsl] Brackets in XPATHS

["Christopher R. Maden" <crism@xxxxxxxxx>]

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At 00:30 13-02-2002, Edward.Middleton@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> >/xpath1/*[name()='xpath2' or name()='xpath3']/xpath4
>
>the xpath's are xpaths not names, I just wrote them this way to emphasise 
>what I was talking about.
>
>xpath1 = tag1/tag2[@attrib1='fads']/tag3[@attrib2='ahf']
>xpath2 = tag4
>xpath3 = tag5[1][attrib3='gf' and tag6/@attrib4 ='flk']
>xpath4 = @attrib5

Ah.  In case it's not clear, then, you could do:

tag1/tag2[@attrib1='fads']/tag3[@attrib2='ahf']/*[name()='tag4' or
    (name()='tag5' and not(preceding-sibling::tag5) and attrib3='gf' and
    tag6/@attrib4='flk'])/@attrib5

Kind of gross, and it may make your storage problems a little more 
complicated, but it ought to work.

~Chris
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