Michael Kay wrote:

> I think Andrew's explanation here was a bit confusing. "."
> and $this are nodes. Operations like name(.) or ./@score
> treat the value as a node.  But other operators like "="
> and "+" extract the content of the node - in XSLT 1.0
> terms, the string value. So when you say [.='Scotland'],
> you're using the string value of the node, but "." is
> actually the node.

  Well, of course, if we introduce atomization, things are a
bit different ;-)

--drkm






















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