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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Working with XPath Queries Working with XPath QueriesWhen you display the XPath Query Editor, an empty query is created for you. The query name, Query1, is displayed on a tab in the XPath Query Editor window.You can start typing the XPath expression on the first linein the editing pane; use the Enter key to move the cursor to a new line.
You can create up to sixty-four queries for a single document; each is given the name Query n, where n is a unique number incremented by one. You cannot name queries. Queries are saved with the project. Changes you make - either to query expressions, or creating and deleting queries - are saved when you save the project, and not the document. Executing the QueryTo execute the query:Stylus Studio processes the query and displays the result in the results pane. Alternatives: or Creating a New QueryTo create a new query:A new tab appears in the XPath Query Editor. Alternative: Deleting a QueryTo delete a query:The tab associated with the query is removed from the XPath Query Editor. The query itself is deleted when you save the project. Alternative: |
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