Re: [xml-dev] Is there a short string that is commonly used to represent "/>"?
Hi Roger,
> For many relational operators there is a short string that represents the operator, e.g.,
>
> <= le
> != ne
> For many relational operators there is a short string that represents the operator, e.g.,
>
> <= le
> != ne
This is not true. The XPath operators on the left and on the right are different and have different semantics.
Thanks,
Dimitre
On Sat, Feb 19, 2022 at 5:03 AM Roger L Costello <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Folks,
For many relational operators there is a short string that represents the operator, e.g.,
<= le
!= ne
In XML there is a short string that represents reserved symbols, e.g.,
& amp
< lt
Consider this empty XML element:
<Test/>
The "/>" symbol indicates the element is empty.
Is there a short string that is commonly used to represent the symbol that indicates the element is empty?
/> ???
/Roger
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