David Allouche wrote:
> Here is what is said in "XSLT Programmer's Reference" about converting a
> result tree fragment to a boolean (p. 427)
> 
> - - - XSLT Programmer's Reference - - -
> The result tree fragment is first converted to a string, and the string is
> then converted to a Boolean.  The resulting boolean is true if the result
> tree fragment contains any non-empty text nodes, and is false otherwise.
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

That is the one and only mistake in Mike Kay's book. Any result tree
fragment will be true because it is treated like a node-set and will
always have at least one (root) node.

   - Mike
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