I'm writing a utility that matches nodes in a document. For
testing I'd like to simply print out a XPath statement that maps
to the node in the document. I'd like to compare that against
what I expect the output to be.
I've got an XPath tracker in my SAX ContentHandler. It will
print something like this:
/node()[1]/node()[4]/node()[2]
Which ought to work, but it's hard to read.
I'd rather emit something like this:
/element[position() = 1
and local-name() = 'foo'
and namespace-uri = 'http://agtrz.com/foo-doc']/text()[3]
Easier to specify.
But with no context to set a placeholder, I don't know how to
escape single quotes in the unlikely event that one occurs in
the namespace URI.
How do you escape single quotes in pure XPath?
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Alan Gutierrez - alan(_at_)engrm(_dot_)com
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