regarding XPATH

>>>>> "Samuel" == Samuel N
<samuelnmenyahoo.co.in> writes:

Samuel> i want all "hdd" values from the root
in XPATH syntax

Samuel> Like this
Samuel> For first system:
Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[2]

Samuel> For second system:
Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[4]

Samuel> For third system:
Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[1]


Samuel> Do we have any perl module to get the node values

According to XML::LibXML, the canonical path to those three
nodes (as selected
with "//hdd") are:

    /root/system[1]/externaldevice/hdd
    /root/system[2]/externaldevice/hdd
    /root/system[3]/externaldevice/hdd

Why do you need it any better specified?  What application
is counting
random nodes?

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Hi Thanks for your immediate reply

can you please check the following link

http://ww
w.zvon.org:9001/saxon/cgi-bin/XLab/XML/extras.html?styleshee
tFile=XSLT/xpath.xslt&lang=eng

Here they explained clearly what actually its do

i want to generate Match nodes from a XML file

Can anyone help me

Thanks in advance
Samuel N


--- In perl-beginner@yahoogroups.com, merlyn...
wrote:
>
> >>>>> "Samuel" == Samuel N
<samuelnmen...> writes:
> 
> Samuel> i want all "hdd" values from the
root in XPATH syntax
> 
> Samuel> Like this
> Samuel> For first system:
> Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[2]
> 
> Samuel> For second system:
> Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[4]
> 
> Samuel> For third system:
> Samuel> //[1]/[2]/[1]
> 
> 
> Samuel> Do we have any perl module to get the node
values
> 
> According to XML::LibXML, the canonical path to those
three nodes
(as selected
> with "//hdd") are:
> 
>     /root/system[1]/externaldevice/hdd
>     /root/system[2]/externaldevice/hdd
>     /root/system[3]/externaldevice/hdd
> 
> Why do you need it any better specified?  What
application is counting
> random nodes?
> 
> -- 
> Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehenge Consulting Services,
Inc. - +1 503
777 0095
> <merlyn...> <URL:http://www.ston
ehenge.com/merlyn/>
> Perl/Unix/security consulting, Technical writing,
Comedy, etc. etc.
> See PerlTraining.Stonehenge.com for onsite and
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>




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