[XML4Lib] xpath expression

[Eric Lease Morgan]

Can somebody here please tell me a secret XPath expression --  
incantation -- I can use to list all of the elements matching c01 -  
c12 in the following XML snippet:

<ead>
   <eadheader />
   <archdesc>
     <dsc>
       <!-- insert any number of c or c01 elements here, but not both  
-->
       <c01>
         <!-- insert any number of c02 elements here -->
         <p>co1</p>
         <c02>
           <!-- insert any number of c03 elements here -->
           <p>co2</p>
           <c03>
             <!-- insert any number of c04 through c12 elements here -->
             <p>co3a</p>
           </c03>
           <c03>
             <p>co3b</p>
           </c03>
           <c03>
             <p>co3c</p>
           </c03>
         </c02>
       </c01>
     </dsc>
   </archdesc>
</ead>

The XML snippet above represents an EAD file. Each EAD file can  
contain any number of "components" denoted by elements c or c01  
through c12. Each of these components are often times folders in gray  
boxes on archive shelves.

I want to get a list of all these components, read their child data,  
and index it. I suppose I could something like this:

   <xsl:for-each select='//c01'>
   </xsl:for-each>

and the repeat it for all the other elements (c02 through c12, plus  
c), but that doesn't seem very efficient. There is probably a better  
way. Something list does not compile:

   <xsl:for-each select='//c*'>

-- 
Eric "Needs A Better XPath Reference Book" Morgan