> In order for your code to work, current() in the select 
> expression of a for-each loop must refer to the <item> node 
> currently being tested for whether it gets selected, right? 
> If so, is this the way xsl:for-each / xpath work? I realize 
> that INSIDE the for-each, current() refers to the node 
> currently being processed, but is that also true in the 
> select expression of the for-each? Or does current() there 
> refer to the context node outside the for-each?

current() always refers to the node that "." would refer to if you
replaced the whole XPath expression containing the call on current()
with ".".

Michael Kay


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