"legal XPath expression that selects all elements called myarray that
have a child element called i."
Iam sure Dave had his reasons for his above statement.
The main one being that this is what the Xpath selects.
Below is my understanding of the problem.
myarray[i] selects the i'th myarray child of the context node. So if your
xml looks like this:
You have guessed here that "myarray" is to be taken literally as the
part of the Xpath but "i" is not part of the XPath but a meta-variable
that is just part of the email message and should be replaced by a
number. It's possible that that's what the original poster meant but
it's not what he said.
David
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