Ok, is it possible in one xpath to do the following:

 <if>
   <node/>
 </if>
 <elseif>
   <node/>
 </elseif>
 <elseif>
   <node/>
 </elseif>
 <if/>
   ^^^

We are at the second <if>.  I need to get the max count of <node>'s in the preceding if/elseif combination (which would be 1).  I have the following xpath:

count(parent::if/preceding-sibling::if [count(step) >= count(following-sibling::elseif[not(preceding-sibling::if[2])]/step)]/step) 

This however, counts both of the elseif/node's, so the predicate evaluates to 1 >= 2, which fails.

Is there technique to get around this in xslt 1.0?

cheers
andrew  

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