Reputation: 6625
Still fighting. Having these two xpath-expressions, both working, need to combine them into one:
(1) //scale[@gender="*" or @gender="m"][@age="*" or @age="39-59"]
(2) //d[@scid="hi"][@raw="10"]/@t
This is the XML (snippet):
<scales>
<scale id="1" gender="*" age="*">
<d scid="hi" raw="10" t="76" />
<d scid="pn" raw="12" t="80" />
</scale>
<scale id="2" gender="m" age="*">
<d scid="hi" raw="8" t="79" />
<d scid="pn" raw="2" t="50" />
</scale>
<scale id="3" gender="*" age="19-39">
<d scid="hi" raw="0" t="48" />
<d scid="pn" raw="10" t="49" />
</scale>
</scales>
Tried
//scale[@gender="*" or @gender="m"][@age="*" or @age="39-59"]/d[@scid="hi"][@raw="10"]@t
--> failed.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 7393
Reputation: 38662
You're missing a /
before @t
in your combined query, apart from that it looks fine and returns t="76"
for given input.
//scale[@gender="*" or @gender="m"][@age="*" or @age="39-59"]/d[@scid="hi"][@raw="10"]/@t
Upvotes: 2