Re: Curious result of the position() function

> I believed that the position() function should give me the position number  
> of the node in the node set.

"set" always implies an unordered data structure, there is no postion in
a set. It does give the position in the current node list, which in thi
scase consists of, alternately an element node and a text node (with
white space in it)

David

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