Hi Dan,
dan haig wrote:
Turns out you are right - I had been using oxygen's xpath evaluator
and it kept returning the whole node rather than the attribute value I
wanted, and I perhaps foolishly trusted to that.
oXygen gives the following result for selecting the attribute with
/xtf:snippets/xtf:snippet/@hitNum
SystemID: /Users/george/test/test.xml
Severity: info
Description: /xtf:snippets[1]/xtf:snippet[1]/@hitNum - 5
Start location: 2:4
End location: 2:49
and it highlights the start tag if you click in the result.
If the element is selected with /xtf:snippets/xtf:snippet then it gives
SystemID: /Users/george/test/test.xml
Severity: info
Description: /xtf:snippets[1]/xtf:snippet[1] - MS Clark Library,
University of . 40 Albion Street Broadstairs |
Start location: 2:4
End location: 7:18
and it highlights the whole element, up to the end of its end tag if you
click on the result.
I hope this helps you identify when you have the whole node or an
attribute value.
Best Regards,
George
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