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questions regarding using the following xpath


Hi 
Suppose u have such xml structure....

<root>
<LEVEL>
 <level1>
  <a>hello</a>
  <b>world</b>
  <c>abc</c>
 </level1>
</LEVEL>
<LEVEL>
 <level1>
 <a>hello</a>
  <b>world</b>
  <c>def</c>
 </level1>
</LEVEL>
 <level1>
   <a>hi</a>
   <b>you</b>
   <c>efg</c>
 </level1>
</LEVEL>
...
</root>
notice that the content within the first two < level 1> tag is identical 
except for the content of c tag.  
i was wondering whether i can copy the xml data using such expression (or 
similiar expression) (in particular the xpath expression) to give the 
following result?: -

<xsl:copy-of select="child::LEVEL/child::*[.//level1="helloworld"]/> 

result:

<level1>
  <a>hello</a>
  <b>world</b>
  <c>abc</c>
</level1>
<level1>
  <a>hello</a>
  <b>world</b>
  <c>def</c>
</level1>

mank thanks
regards
Kit





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