Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote:
> * rlberrie@h... wrote in microsoft.public.xml:
> >I would like to extract the largest l[x]cache attribute from the
> >various properties based on the largest [x] of the attribute name.
> >Something along the line of "max(substring(@name,2,1))" would be great
> >-- if such a thing existed.  Anyone care to take a stab at this one?
>
> Well, if you pick one of the lxcache values you can search for a node
> where the x is larger than the current largest x. If you continue this
> you will end up with the largest x and the node it is associated with.
> It is not possible to do this using only XPath 1.0.
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Bj=F6rn,

Thanks.  I was hoping there was a method to extract the information
with a single XPATH statement, but since there is not, a nice little
loop to examine all of the 'cache' items will work just fine.

Thanks,

Robert