Re: Get the first Array element

sorry, it was a mistake I meant I tried it withn Amount. See bellow:
Ever I
will get the FIRST Taxtotal because this has the Amount
> I tried
:TaxTotal[1]/Amount
> Butr It is wrong!


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Von: Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Gesendet: 17:09 Donnerstag, 10.Mai 2012
Betreff: Re:  Get the first Array
element

Since there is no element called RoundingAmount in your input, why
would you expect this XPath expression to select anything?

Michael Kay
Saxonica

On 10/05/2012 15:11, henry human wrote:
> Hello
> <elements>  ....
>  <TaxTotal>
>    <otherAmount>22.00</otherAmount>
>  </TaxTotal>
>  .......
>  <TaxTotal>
>    <otherAmount>90.00</otherAmount>
>  </TaxTotal>
> 
<TaxTotal>
>        .....
>    <Amount>44.00</Amount>
>    </TaxSubtotal>
> 
</TaxTotal>
>  <TaxTotal>
>    .....
>    <Amount>10.00</Amount>
>   
</TaxSubtotal>
>  </TaxTotal>
>  ......
> </elements>  ---------------------
>
Ever I will get the FIRST Taxtotal because this has the Amount
> I tried
:cac:TaxTotal[1]/cbc:RoundingAmount
> Butr It is wrong!
> ??
> 
>
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