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<style>
.marek{}
</style>
etc..
<root>
<element class="marek mand"/>
<element class="mand marek blah"/>
<element class="mand marekmänd"/>
<element class="mand marekk"/>
</root>

I would like to know what is the XPath expression for Mozillas
JavaScript document.evaluate method first argument, if i want to get all
the nodes, that have the 'css'-class named "marek" set.

By above data only 2 elements should be returned, because they and they
only have the 'css' class "marek" set. The XPath expression should not
match 'marekk' nor 'marekmänd'.


I read few articles about xpath and i didnt saw any regular expressions
to be used there, but what i saw was that the xpath string functions are
definately too weak and clumsy to achieve my goal. I am new to XPath,
smz o i thought some master regular could teach me a bit.

TIA

Marek Mänd wrote:

> <style>
> .marek{}
> </style>
> etc..
> <root>
> <element class="marek mand"/>
> <element class="mand marek blah"/>
> <element class="mand marekmänd"/>
> <element class="mand marekk"/>
> </root>
>
> I would like to know what is the XPath expression for Mozillas
> JavaScript document.evaluate method first argument, if i want to get all
> the nodes, that have the 'css'-class named "marek" set.

Asked already in netscape.public.mozilla.xml and answered there in
<news://news.mozilla.org:119/cva6es$>

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Martin Honnen
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