In the processing of xml data path expressions like a/(b|c)/*/d etc. can be
used.
However, I have a node that can be present inside every node of the tree.
One method to collect these all together is bij successive calls:
\xmlall{#1}{/node}, \xmlall{#1}{/*/node}, \xmlall{#1}{/*/*/node}, etc.
But that fails if the tree is deeper than foreseen.
I tried recursive searching within the node-setup-processor by calling
\xmlall{#1}{../*/node} but either this fails or I am not doing it the right way.
Any ideas?
Hans van der Meer
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