> Does this do what you want - it checks if the node in $point2
> is the parent of the node in $point1 (I think):
>
> <xsl:when test="$point1/.. = $point2">
No, it tests whether they have the same string-value.
Consider
<a>123</a><b><c>12</c><d>3</d></b>
then your condition would be true for nodes <c> and <a>.
To do comparisons on identity rather than content, use generate-id().
(or in XPath 2.0, the "is" operator).
Michael Kay
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