I have the following XML:

<RootNode RootAttrib="0">
  <Child1Node>
    <C1Node C1Attrib="001">
      <RegionID ID="01">
        <Name>NE</Name>
      </RegionID>
      <RegionID ID="02">
        <Name>CE</Name>
      </RegionID>
      <RegionID ID="03">
        <Name>SE</Name>
      </RegionID>
    </C1Node>
    <C1Node C1Attrib="002">
      <RegionID ID="99">
        <Name>IN</Name>
      </RegionID>
    </C1Node>
    <C1Node C1Attrib="003">
      <RegionID ID="01">
        <Name>WE</Name>
      </RegionID>
      <RegionID ID="02">
        <Name>NO</Name>
      </RegionID>
      <RegionID ID="03">
        <Name>MW</Name>
      </RegionID>
      <RegionID ID="04">
        <Name>SO</Name>
      </RegionID>
    </C1Node>
  </Child1Node>
</RootNode>

If I get an object reference to the RootNode using XMLDOM, how can I drill down until I get to the RegionID node? I've tried recursively to use the hasChildnodes property but it is .T. at the RegionID level. I want to be able to recognize when there are no subsequent nodes like RegionID.

I don't know if I've described it correctly, but, I'd like to know when I'm at the second last node of the hierarchy? I've tried to compare a node's nextSibling nodename to the current node's nodename, but, that fails at CNode1 and I need to get to and stop at RegionID,

Mike