Hi David,
what happens if you try it this way:
Element element = ... ; Iterator it = element.elements().iterator(); while (it.hasNext()) { ... // delete elements you don't want using it.remove(); }
Exactly. Dave: the iterator returned by elementIterator() is a FilterIterator, which does not support remove(). Instead elements() returns a BackedList, which implements the remove() method (called by the iterator). So you should be fine with elements().iterator().
Alex
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