Re: document() and keys

> but I think that's pretty horrible.   Isn't there a better way?
you can nest for-eaches, as in my reply, which is still fairly horrible,
or better you can lean on Mike to extend Xpath for Xpath2 so you can use
multi-document keys more naturally directly from xpath (but maybe you
want to get the job done before that:-) 

David

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