Reputation:
This seems like it should be easy, but I can never figure it out.
Presume I have the following document:
<data>
<a>
<b val="1"/>
</a>
<c val="1">
</data>
And assume that I am executing an XPath from the context of <b>
. I need to check if there is an element c
that has the same value as b
.
Obviously, this doesn't work:
../a/c[@val=@val]
How to I get an XPath to remember its "current" context when traversing the tree?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 105
Reputation:
Try the expression below. You'll notice that the current node is not lost since a predicate is used for finding the c
node.
.[../../c/@val=@val]
Upvotes: 3