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Thanx very much!
I am sorry that I posted the question in a hurry,and In fact I want to test
the operaton '='. The "contain" routines you worte is all right.
At last I found that my xpath sentence is correct,the problem is the xml
file itself. Cos it contains a "carrage return" ,and the equal operation
('=')is sensitive for this.
Thanks Florent Georges for the website :)
-----Original Message-----
From: Florent Georges [mailto:darkman_spam@yahoo.fr]
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 8:37 PM
To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
Subject: RE: [xml-dev] How to deal with xpath's Comparison expression ?
Michael Kay wrote:
> book[text()[normalize-space()='aaabbb']]
> book[text()[contains(.,'aaabbb')]]
> book[contains(.,'aaabbb')]
From the original problem description ("How can I find out the node
which contains the 'aaabbb' text"), I'd even say:
book/text()[contains(., 'aaabbb')]
This is *the* node that *contains* 'aaabbb'. But you're right, the
OP is more likely to need one of yours.
PS to the OP: XSL List, at mulberrytech.com, is a better place to
discuss about XPath.
--drkm
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