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Hi Liam, Liam R E Quin schrieb am 07.04.2010 um 13:28:32 (-0400): > On Wed, 2010-04-07 at 16:13 +0100, Andrew Welch wrote: > > > Unprefixed namespaced xml can be a pain, but prefixed xml is no > > problem at all. > > I think this very much depends on the environment. Every week I get > asked, for example, how to match namespaced nodes in XPath 1.0 from > PHP; the best answer there usually turns out to be things like > /*[name() = 'document']/*[name() = 'chapter']/*[name() = 'title'] > (the xPath implementation most widely used with php doesn't seem to > have a local-name() function). Next time you can point them to XML::LibXML, which is the standard XML extension for PHP and works just fine. http://de.php.net/dom http://de.php.net/xsl Regarding your example, in particular: http://de.php.net/manual/en/class.domxpath.php > Pretty much every day I encounter people banging their heads against a > wall (or a sturdy person) asking why their XPath xpressions don't > match; I also occasionally hear from people who abandonded XML > processing and moved to using JSON or some other technology, or who > abandoned XPath or XSLT or XQuery, and went back to using Java and the > DOM API, because they couldn't figure it out. Okay, but honestly, don't worry: Some of those people will abandon other productivity stuff for similar reasons, and find other walls to bang their head against, and pretty much everywhere :-) -- Michael Ludwig
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