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RE: how to use // starting from the root, when i am few steps und er the root,
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- Subject: RE: how to use // starting from the root, when i am few steps und er the root,
- From: "Spychalski, Frank" <frank dot spychalski at sap dot com>
- Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 19:06:04 +0200
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->-----Original Message-----
->From: David Allouche [mailto:david@ansible.xlii.org]
->Subject: RE: how to use // starting from the root, when i am few steps
->und er the root,
Hi,
->PS: As far as I know, select="///element... is not legal.
I didn't find anything that said /// is illegal. It works fine with my
version of Xalan...
And I think it's more logical to write /// than to write //, because for me
the first slash represents the root element and the second and third are the
short version for descendant-or-self, if you look at // you don't know (ok
YOU do know, but the average user doesn't) if it's starting at the root
element or if it has the meaning of .//
But thats just my 2c.
bye
Frank
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Frank Spychalski
Research Engineer
SAP Labs, Palo Alto frank.spychalski@sap.com
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