You already give an answer yourself. You could write //cite to find all city elements. Alternatively you could also use /descendant-or-self::city, which is different from the first in a very subtle way, but will give you all city elements anyhow If you would like to limit the city elements to all with country as parent, you would write: //country/city.
Or if you would like to get city elements at a specific depth in a tree, write something like: city Good luck!
You already give an answer yourself. You could write //cite to find all city elements. Alternatively you could also use /descendant-or-self::city, which is different from the first in a very subtle way, but will give you all city elements anyhow.
If you would like to limit the city elements to all with country as parent, you would write: //country/city. Or if you would like to get city elements at a specific depth in a tree, write something like: ///city. Good luck!
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