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> I read that "3" is an XPath 1.0 answer while "8" is an XPath 2.0 answer,
> is it correct ?
No. The answer should be the same (8) in xpath 1 and 2.
The statement in the assertion that it has 3 is wrong.
nsa:data has 2 namespace nodes (with names "xml" and "nsa"
x has 3 namespace nodes (with names "xml" and "nsa" "edi"
y has 3 namespace nodes (with names "xml" and "nsa" "edi"
==
total: 8
<nsa:testsuite
xmlns:nsa="http://www.mozilla.org/firefox/xslt/namespace-axis">
...
<nsa:test id="20">
<nsa:assertion expectedvalue="3"
uri="http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath#namespace-nodes">The
'nsa:data' element sub-tree has a total of 3 namespace
nodes.</nsa:assertion>> <nsa:data>
<x xmlns:edi="http://ecommerce.example.org/schema">
<y/>
</x>
</nsa:data>
</nsa:test>
</nsa:testsuite>
David
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