Hello list, I'm working on HTML typesetting with ConTeXt. I wrote a custom expression to test whether an element has a class: function xml.functions.classes(classAttr) local classes = {} if classAttr then for c in string.gmatch(classAttr, "%S+") do if (string.len(c) > 0) then classes[c] = true end end end return classes end function xml.expressions.hasClass(classAttr, className) if classAttr and className then return xml.functions.classes(classAttr)[className] ~= nil end return false end This way I can write this in my xmlsetup: \xmlsetsetup{#1}{p[hasClass(@class,'myclass1')]}{html:p:myclass1} That is better than - p[@class='myclass1'] (it fails when you have more classes) - p[contains(@class, 'myclass1')] (it gives you false positives when you have class="myclass12") That works, but I would like to write: \xmlsetsetup{#1}{p[hasClass('myclass1')]}{html:p:myclass1} omitting the @class argument, because it's obvious. To omit it I need to access the current collected element. At page 25 of "Dealing with XML in ConTeXt MkIV" it is said that the predefined variables "list","l","ll" (I think I need that one) and "order" are available, but I did not manage to access them. How can I get the current element in Lua to write local classAttr = xml.attribute(currentElement, "", "class") ? Thanks in advance, Massi