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RE: MSXML ancestor-or-self


Hi Mike,

> the only problem is removing duplicates. Which isn't easy in this case: I
> think it might need a recursive-template solution.

I just posted a single XPath expression. Do you thing it's wrong? The only thing is that I used
"//C" there -- in a more general case this must be "current()"


Another question: Have you really changed ICL for SAG???

Cheers,
Dimitre.

Michael Kay wrote:

> > You can't use ancestor-or-self in this case because of the
> > structure of your xml.
> 
> He was using ancestor-or-self::*/p which I think selects the correct nodes;
> the only problem is removing duplicates. Which isn't easy in this case: I
> think it might need a recursive-template solution.
> 
> (There was also a question about the ordering of the axis. The answer is
> that the axis is in reverse document order, but the result of the expression
> is an unordered set, and the xsl:fro-each processes the set in document
> order (by default). You can get reverse document order by <xsl:sort
> select="position()" data-type="number" order="descending"/>)
> 
> Mike Kay
> Software AG

>





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