Hmmm, just checked the spec and don't think this would work. string() would have to be
wrapped around the expression: string(/A/@B) and this would just convert the first
node in /A/@B to a string. I don't see any functions in the spec which take a node
list as an argument and deliver anything else than a single primitive type (except the
id function which returns a node-set), and you can't walk down an axis on each
attribute to get its value (you can't do something like /A/@B/text() since attributes
do not have text children).
-- Steen
>>> bob mcwhirter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/28/02 02:45am >>>
> Next question. Using dom4j, when I do a selectNodes, I get by a list
> of org.dom4j.tree.DefaultAttribute objects. I'd like to have a list of
> String objects. Is this possible?
I think append a string() to the tail...
/A/B/string()
But, I could be wrong. Check the xpath spec for the functions
available to you.
-bob
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