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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Specifying XSLT Patterns and Expressions Specifying XSLT Patterns and Expressions
In a stylesheet's
Depending on the context, an XSLT pattern or expression can mean one of the following: Patterns or expressions can match or select any type of node. The XSLT processor can match a pattern to a node based on the existence of the node, the name of the node, or the value of the node. You can combine patterns and expressions with Boolean operators. For detailed information about patterns and expressions, see Chapter 9Writing XPath Expressions. Examples of Patterns and ExpressionsFollowing are examples of patterns and expressions you can specify in stylesheet instructions:
Matches any
Matches any
Matches any
Matches any
Matches any
Matches any
Selects all
Selects all
Selects all
Selects all
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