On 2015-02-10, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> one could use something like
> byXPath(".//a", byNameAndText)
> ... The corresponding selector
> would run the Nodes returned by evaluating the XPath through a
> comparison process and match the elements if all nodes returned could be
> matched.
I've committed a first version of this. It works but likely isn't
performing too well because of repeated XPath evaluations inside the
same context - some memoization could help if the number of elements to
compare is big.
> But I'm not sure this really is easy enough to understand and I'm afraid
> it would become repetitive. So a better idea is more than welcome.
This still holds true :-)
Stefan
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