* Rens Duijsens wrote:
>The normal xpath statement '//NODE' will give me:
>NODE, ELEMENT (with Element 2), ELEMENT (With Element 3)
No, the path matches only elements with the local name 'NODE'.
>I'm experimenting with some inverted statements:
>For instance: /*[!//NODE] or //*[!//NODE]
>It keeps giving me the NODE data as well.
In XPath 1.0 there is no unary '!' operator, so this should result in a
syntax error with XPath 1.0 processors. You are looking for the function
not() or the binary '!=' comparison operator ala
//node()[ . != ... ]
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