When the notation of SVRL's @location is set to a human readable XPath (XSLT parameter full-path-notation set to 2), the following happens:
If at any component of such a human readable XPath multiple children exist and the first one on that level is selected, the necessary index [1] is missing. This means that all children on that level are selected - instead of just the first one.
The reason is the test in line 833 of /trunk/schematron/code/iso_schematron_skeleton_for_saxon.xsl. This test can be fixed by extending the check (when to output the index) from the presence of preceding siblings to also the presence of following siblings.
So just from:
preceding-sibling::*[name(.)=name(current())]
to
preceding-sibling::*[name(.)=name(current())] or following-sibling::*[name(.)=name(current())]
When the notation of SVRL's
@locationis set to a human readable XPath (XSLT parameterfull-path-notationset to2), the following happens:If at any component of such a human readable XPath multiple children exist and the first one on that level is selected, the necessary index
[1]is missing. This means that all children on that level are selected - instead of just the first one.The reason is the test in line 833 of
/trunk/schematron/code/iso_schematron_skeleton_for_saxon.xsl. This test can be fixed by extending the check (when to output the index) from the presence of preceding siblings to also the presence of following siblings.So just from:
to