Re: position() in xsl:for-each

  What you're saying is that position() is relative to a node in the
  input (original) XML tree, not to the nodes that I select with
  xsl:for-each. Correct?


No, it's exactly the other way round.
an axis like child:: or following-sibling:: _always_ refers to the
position of the node in the original tree. position() never refers to
the original tree.

position() _always_ refers to the position in the current node list,
which, in the body of a for-each, consists of the nodes selected by the
select= expression then sorted according to xsl:sort, or into document
order if there is no xsl:sort.

David

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