>-----Original Message-----
>From: Larry Garfield [mailto:larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>I have to agree on this one.  Frankly, I found XSLT itself to be fairly 
>easy to learn, once I got into it.  And thinking declaritively in 
>general wasn't a problem.  It's figuring out how to pull data out 
>properly that is the problem, vis, XPath.  I HATE XPath. :-)  I don't 
>know how universal this is, but XPath is always the part of any XSLT 
>script that gives me the most hassle, every single time.

When you think of XML do you think

<Tag1>
	<Taga>
		<Tagc/>
		<Tagb>Some Text</Tagb>
		<Tage/>
	</Taga>
	<Tag2/>
	<Tag3>Some more Text</Tag3>
</Tag1>

or some thing like.

                        -  (Tagc)
           -  (Taga) -  (Tagb) - ("Some Text")
(Tag1)		-  (Tage)
           -  (Tag2)
           -  (Tag3)  - ("Some more Text")
		

Edward Middleton            

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