Murali Mani wrote:
> is it possible to say in XPath
>
> a//@b
>
> is the above equivalent to:
>
> (a/@b | a//*/@b)
AFAIK '//' always uses the root node as the context, thus there is no
difference between '/foo//foos' and '//foos'.
What exactly would you like to match? BTW such questions belong to XSL
related forums...
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