On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 11:07:11AM +0000, Edwin Dankert wrote:
> Your first xpath '/*/person' returns all person elements.
>
> Note: Starting an XPath expression with '/' will disregard the current
> context and will start evaluating the expression from the root
> element.
This is going to solve all my probs.
BTW I find the dom4j notion of context a bit confusing. Usually one refers
to "context" when he means that there is nothing outside it, so the root
of the context becomes the only root visible.
> So your second xpath '/*/name/text()' would have returned a value if
> your document had the following structure:
>
> <db>
> <name>Jack</name>
> <name>Barbara</name>
> </db>
I was thinking that the function was evaluated on
<person>
<name>Jack</name>
<age>23</age>
</person>
I was wrong :)
What about examples and counter examples in XPath documentation?
--
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) http://cs.unibo.it/~barabucc
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