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Hi James, cdnt u use preceding-sibling::B/TEXT1. If you want a generic mechanism to get the immediate preceding sibling node , cdnt u use preceding-sibling::node()[1] which in this case gives you B , and then maybe use the node step TEXT1 to point to TEXT1. [i.e. preceding-sibling::node()[1]/TEXT1 rgds, Menon On 4/21/05, Jaime Stuardo <jstuardo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > For example, > > <A> > <TEXT1> > <TEXT2> > </A> > <B> > <TEXT1> > <TEXT2> > </B> > <C> > <TEXT1> > <TEXT2> > </C> > > If context node is C, I want to get only B. > > I tried using preceding-sibling::TEXT1 but I always get TEXT1 of node A, but I want to get it of node B. > > Thanks in advance > Jaime > > -- Shift to the left, shift to the right! Pop up, push down, byte, byte, byte! -Ramkumar Menon A typical Macroprocessor
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