Re: Recursive replacement

> But that doesn't matter for replacing it, at least not at the moment.

Yes I suddenly realised that that was the interpretation that you had.
I asked that explict question in a new thread a minute ago (perhaps I
should have kept it in this thread)

I asked  

  If you delete (or in the example posted earlier, replace) a node, are its children still around?

and you are saying the answer is yes. (which is fine by me, so long as I
know:-)

David

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