& XSLT Vaclav Barta schrieb:
>  On Friday 20 July 2007 20:27, Birgit Kellner wrote:
>    
> > Petr Pajas schrieb:
> >     
> >> First of all, why do you do that "by hand"? To get all text nodes
> >> from a subtree nicely concatenated, you can use e.g.
> >>
> >> $text = $node->findvalue('string(.)')
> >>       
> > I should have been more specific on that. I'm not interested in all text
> > nodes, but in text node children of the element <seg>, and in text node
> >     
>  seg/text()
> 
>    
> > children of the element <span> that can be contained within <seg>. <seg>
> >     
>  seg/span/text()
> 
>  XPath may not be very perlish, but it's quite useful...
> 
>  	Bye
>  		Vasek
> 
>    
Yes, but that wouldn't get me the proper sequence, no?

Consider:

<seg> This is <span>a cold breeze</span><note>Oh, and here's some text 
which deals with a completely different subject-matter, say, bunny 
rabbits on a balcony.</note>  on an unbearably hot summer evening.</seg>

Birgit



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