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Michael Kay wrote: > [Lars wrote:] > > In order for your code to work, current() in the select > > expression of a for-each loop must refer to the <item> node > > currently being tested for whether it gets selected, right? > > If so, is this the way xsl:for-each / xpath work? I realize > > that INSIDE the for-each, current() refers to the node > > currently being processed, but is that also true in the > > select expression of the for-each? Or does current() there > > refer to the context node outside the for-each? > > current() always refers to the node that "." would refer to if you > replaced the whole XPath expression containing the call on current() > with ".". Thank you. In other words, if I understand right, current() in the select expression of a for-each gives the context node as it is outside the for-each. So in this case, [xsl:for-each] > select="items/item[not(preceding-sibling::* > [name=current()/name and > type = current()/type and > status = current()/status])]" current() does not give what we would want if we were trying to find all unique items. Right (Wendell)? I think that's why I was confused... Lars XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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