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At 2003-12-09 10:32 +0000, Paul Barclay wrote:
Given the XML. If your current node is the element <root> then the XPath expression is: select="child[ position()>=3 and position()<=8 ]" Any XPath expression can be in a predicate ... if the expression evaluates to a boolean true, then the node being tested is considered still in play ... in the above example I have a boolean expression in the predicate based on the current node list selected by addressing all of the elements named <child> along the child:: axis. Note there are no circumstances in which a naked less-than character is allowed in an attribute, hence, I've escaped it above. This happens to be one of the exercises in our hands-on material. I hope this helps! ......................... Ken
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