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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 09/06/2015 13:13, Samuel Gougeon a
écrit :<br>
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I would have expected that .name and .content be usable on e, but
previous trials showed that it is/was not the case<br>
.<br>
<blockquote type="cite">-->e = doc.root.children(1).attributes<br>
e =<br>
<br>
XML Attributes<br>
att --> foo<br>
rib --> bar<br>
<br>
-->e.name<br>
ans = <br>
[]<br>
<br>
-->e.content<br>
ans =<br>
[]<br>
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It would be quite intuitive and more straightforward. <br>
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OK, i have just caught why this is not implemented as this:<br>
e being an XML attribute object, e.mystring points to the value of
the attribute named myString. So, e.name and e.content point to the
value of attributes named "name" and "content", as in <myTag
name="test" content="value">bla bla</myTag><br>
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I don't know well XML conventions for attributes names. I am pretty
sure that attributes names should exclude some special chars like
"&" or some others. So, addressing the names could be done
through e.name& and values through e.value& ... without
having to use xmlXPath(). A proposal.<br>
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Samuel<br>
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