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I have the following XPath expression written in Java: [CODE] " pProbs = XPath.newInstance(/n-grams-sorted/n-gram[contains(.,"+content1+") or contains(.,"+content2+") or contains(.,"+content3+") or contains(.,"+content4+") or contains(.,"+content5+")]/@probability"); [/CODE] My problem is that not all of the contains() expressions return true. What I need is: If one of them returns 'false' (i.e.: there are no nodes …
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I am trying to run this XPath expression (that is, trying to count how many element content strings in my XML file end with letter-one-f ('a') or letter-two-f ('A'): [code=xslt]<xsl:value-of select="count( substring(.,string-length(.) -1,string-length(.) -1)=$letter-one-f or substring(., string-length(.) -1,string-length(.) -1)=$letter-two-f )"/>[/code] but I don't know how to refer to the 'current …
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