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Re: XPath
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- Subject: Re: XPath
- From: "Steve Muench" <smuench at us dot oracle dot com>
- Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 07:43:39 -0700
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| Is there any way to look for items in an xml document that have an attribute
| with a value greater than x and less than y? I can do it with two xpath
Just use a predicate that puts the two conditions
together with the "and" operator.
You will need to use < instead of > for the greater than.
select="foo[ @bar > 200 and @bar < 100 ]"
or if you hate writing the < just flip-flop the operands
to get:
select="foo[ @bar > 200 and 100 > @bar]"
If your "x" and "y" are actually XSLT variables or parameters,
then use the dollar-sign notation:
select="foo[ @bar > $x and $y > @bar]"
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