Re: rrrr, thought i knew template calling??

I don't know quite which visualisation tool you mean by
xpathvisualiserseptember
but most likely that is showing the nodes _selected_ from some point (eg the
document root) by an XPath.

If the current node is the document root, clearly "Row" won't select
anything unless the top level element is Row, and //Row will select all
Row elements in the document.

But match patterns are not select expressions, "Row" matches all Row
elements, "//Row" matches _exactly_ the same elements, the only diference
is that it has a different default priority in XSLT.

David


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