operator
true if the element or one of its ancestors is the specified element, and false
      otherwise. Replacing
      is with isnt reverses the result. 
    open element (of element-expression)? (is | isnt) namespace-modifier? (element-name | element-name-list)
 open element is tests whether the element stack of the currently-active parse contains an instance of the
        element element-name, or one of the elements listed in element-name-list. element-name-list is a parenthesized list of elements, separated by |. Replacing is
        with isnt will reverse these results. 
      
If element-expression is not specified, the test searches the element stack starting with the current element. If element-expression is specified, the search begins with the element specified by element-expression.
 You can specify the name dynamically by using the identity operator (~) followed by a string expression: for example, 
        
define string function f () elsewhere element #implied when open element is ~f () suppress