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simple task. here's xpath expression:

/methods/method[@token = '06000009']/sequencepoints/entry[string(@iloffset) <= string('00000e')][last()] 

and here's part of xml document query:

<methods>   <method token="06000009">     <sequencepoints>       <entry iloffset="000000" startline="178" startcolumn="3" />       <entry iloffset="000001" startline="179" startcolumn="4" />       <entry iloffset="000008" startline="180" startcolumn="4" />       <entry iloffset="000009" startline="181" startcolumn="5" />       <entry iloffset="00000f" startline="182" startcolumn="4" />       <entry iloffset="000010" hidden="true" />       <entry iloffset="000022" hidden="true" />       <entry iloffset="000023" startline="183" startcolumn="3" />     </sequencepoints>   </method> </methods> 

finds nothing. should find element:

<entry iloffset="000009" ...> 

why doesn't work?

i'm not sure whether need string() conversion. without it doesn't work either. don't want xpath compare numbers because can go wrong hex values.

xpath 2.0:

yes. in scenario comparing 2 strings. legal , should work fine. if not working using xpath 1.0.

xpath 1.0:

not really. can compare strings = , != operators.


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