Costello, Roger L. wrote:
Consider this XML:
<Document>
<head>
<head>B</head>
A
</head>
</Document>
Clearly "A" comes after "B" in the document. But this XPath:
//head
results in outputting the latter value ("A") first and the earlier value ("B")
second.
I don't think so,
//head
selects the two head elements and if you access the string value of the
first one you get the concatenation of all its contents that is
"
B
A
"
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