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The value 'single' counts the location of the nearest node matched by the count attribute (along the ancestor axis) relative to its preceding siblings of the same name. Typical output: chapter number.
The value 'multiple' will count the location of the all nodes matched by the count attribute (along the ancestor axis) relative to their preceding siblings of the same name. Typical output: paragraph number of form 4.5.3.
The value 'any' will count the location of the nearest node matched by the count attribute (along the ancestor axis) relative to their preceding nodes (not only siblings) of the same name. Typical output: bookmark number
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