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Subject: [xsl] negate predicate From: "Richard Lewis" <richardlewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 14:10:34 +0000 |
I want to select the text of all descendants of a node which *don't* have an attribute called 'id' (and none of the nodes which are descendants of nodes with id attributes). So that, from the following document snipet: <document> <section id="first"> <p>Hello, foo bar</p> <subsection id="bar"> <p>Some stuff</p> </subsection> <subsection id="foo"> <p>Some other stuff</p> </subsection> </section> <section id="second"> <subsection id="qwerty"> <p>More text</p> </subsection> <p>words, words</p> </section> </document> an XPath expression like: //section//*[@id = '']/text() would return: "Hello, foo barwords, words" and one like: //subsection//*[@id = '']/text() would return: "Some stuffSome other stuffMore text" (I realise that here I could just tell it not to select 'subsection' elements but my real document has a more complex hierachy including structural elements which share names with formatting elements [and which are only distinguished by having an 'id' attribute]). Thanks for your help, Richard -- Richard Lewis richardlewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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