Paul W. Frields wrote: > Actually, I thought the same thing before my commit, WRT the absolute > element path, then promptly forgot to go back and change it. Thanks for > catching this. The node() thing I didn't realize was an issue. Are > there any usage differences between "node()" and "."? > As I understand XPath: "node()" is a node test that yields true for any type of node whether it be an attribute, element, et cetera. The "." is short for self::node() and always refers to the node currently being pointed to, the context node. node() can refer to nodes other than the context node, as in "child::node()" (all nodes that are immediate children of the context node) or "ancestor::node()" (all nodes that are parents, grandparents, etc. of the context node).
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