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I'm not sure what's holding up my posts (I see responses before I see my
post ;-) but,
I thought I'd post my findings on a quick n dirty test... testing every node in an xml document,... ...start timer 1, ...30 times <xsl:if test=". = /"><!-- just time test --></xsl:if> ...stop timer 1, ...start timer 2, ...30 times <xsl:if test="not(parent::*)"><!-- just time test --></xsl:if> ...stop timer 2, compare timers... I found that the first test (timer 1), was routinely 10-30ms faster than the second. Note: - my test nodes were between 0-7 levels deep, 500-1,000 nodes in total... - obvious gc / memory cleanup results were omited - timer execution times are included, but pressumed minimal, and relatively average. Cheers, Steve XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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