This is probably the simplest way of doing your specific task, but
there are of course other ways. The tool Xtract has a parser for
XPath-like expressions, including more complex predicates, which get
translated directly to combinator-style accessors. Unfortunately,
the set of combinators
Hi there,
In XSLT there is an XPath function that will let you select a
particular node in the current context, for example;
xsl:value-of select=team[1] /
in Michael Kay's article
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-xslt/?article=xr
This selects the first team element in the
Tom Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In XSLT there is an XPath function that will let you select a
particular node in the current context, for example;
xsl:value-of select=team[1] /
This selects the first team element in the current context. Is there a
work around to get similar
