On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 9:53 PM, Phil Shafer wrote:
> Martin T writes:
>>for-each ($results/abc) {
>> name(.);
>>}
>>
>>..then "abc" is printed while I would expect "klm". Is this RTF
>>container-element also named "abc"? However, for example,
>>"$results/abc/abc" does not match anything.
>
> "
Martin T writes:
>for-each ($results/abc) {
> name(.);
>}
>
>..then "abc" is printed while I would expect "klm". Is this RTF
>container-element also named "abc"? However, for example,
>"$results/abc/abc" does not match anything.
"for-each" whiffles thru the list of elements that have the name
Hi!
Let's say that I define a simple node-set in op script:
var $results := {
{
{
"foo";
}
}
}
When I print the $results variable in debugger, then I can see that
its type is "[node-set] (1) rtf-doc".:
(sdb) print $results
[node-set] (1) rtf-doc
fo
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