> Actually using C style backslash escaping would be rejected by other
> parsers, I believe. So that's probably a better long term solution (and
> it's prettier too!).

Why would they be rejected? \ isn't a special character to xpath or xml
so \" would just be the two characters. Adding a quote character such as
\ just makes it harder to query attributes that have \ in their values
as you have to double quote the \. This seems far mor common than
wanting to make a literal string that has both " and ' in it.



David
 


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