Re: How to select elements containing ARPT but not el

On Sat, Oct 22, 2022 at 06:21:20PM -0000, Roger L Costello costello@xxxxxxxxx scripsit:
> Hi Folks,
> 
> Here is my input:
> 
> <test>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>A</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>ARPT_RMK</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>B</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>APPC_ARPT</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>C</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>HLPT; ARPT</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>D</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>HLPT; ARPT; VFR_RTE</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>E</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>ARPT; VFR_RTE</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header>F</column_header>
>     <affected_tables>ARPT</affected_tables>
>   </row>
>   <row>
>     <column_header></column_header>
>     <affected_tables>ARPT</affected_tables>
>   </row>
> </test>
> 
> I want to output the column_headers of all rows whose affected_tables contain ARPT.

> 2. What is a correct solution?

//row[tokenize(affected_tables,'; ') = 'ARPT' ][normalize-space(column_header)]/column_header

1. you're checking for the rows with a child column_header element,
rather than checking for column_header element children with a string
value.

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