Thanks spot on!

In addition a similar concept is that if A then B
then C is found in consecutive nodes then start
reading and stop reading when D is found.

<root>
	<item>Z</item>
	<item>A</item>
	<item>B</item>
	<item>C</item>
	<item>BOB1</item>
	<item>BOB2</item>
	<item>BOB3</item>
	<item>BOB4</item>
	<item>D</item>
	<item>BOB5</item>
	<item>BOB6</item>
	<item>A</item>
	<item>BOB7</item>
	<item>B</item>
	<item>BOB8</item>
	<item>C</item>
	<item>BOB9</item>
	<item>B</item>
	<item>BOB10</item>
</root>

output would look something like this

<root>
	<item>BOB1</item>
	<item>BOB2</item>
	<item>BOB3</item>
	<item>BOB4</item>	
</root>


--- Joris Gillis <roac@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


		
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