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On Sunday 17 November 2002 10:10, Andreas Schildbach wrote:
> Is there a XPath expression for finding out the depth of a given node (or
> just the context node) in the document?

Well, XPath has a count() function, and it also has the ancestor:: axis, and 
the '*' pattern to match any element.  Put it all together, and you get 
count(ancestor::*).  That should pretty much do it.  If you want a 1- based 
count instead of a 0- count, use count(ancestor-or-self::*).

- -- 
Peter Davis
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