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Subject: The longest node in a node set
From: Antonio Fiol Bonnín <fiol@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 20:04:43 +0200
 The longest node in a node set
Hello,

I am trying to find an XPath expression that gives me the longest element in a node set.

I know how to do that for an attribute. e.g //element[not(@attr &lt; following-sibling::element/@attr)]

But how can I do that for the string-length(element).

I tried //element[not(string-length(.) &lt; string-length(following-sibling::element))]

But this obviously does not work, because following-sibling::element is not an element or string, but a node-set.

Any ideas?

(I think this one is for Michael Kay... Am I wrong?)

Thank you very much.


Antonio Fiol



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