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hi,
as everything is a node, one can match a node like this :
node()
which works well in the axis that are walking through the tree
what about other axis ?
@node()
namespace::node()
which would give the same as (respectively) :
@*
namespace::*
and above all what about :
@comment()
@text()
@p-i(target)
namespace::comment()
namespace::text()
namespace::p-i(target)
which are all empty if they are legal
but are they legal ?
(does an XPath parser must complain ?)
here are the last ones :
/@*
/namespace::*
All are accepted with Jaxen
I didn't read anything in the spec that makes them illegal
Will you be hurted if someone (like me) was writting something like this :
$foo/@bar/@oof
(this is a very smart and convenient mean to cross objects that behave
like nodes, which is a feature intensively used in Active Tags : an
object can expose some of its properties as attributes which values can
be also an object that can expose some of its properties as attributes)
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