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The examples in this section contain statements like "The following expression returns the book element whose number is 1, because ..." I think that, given the XPath expressions in the examples, the statements should be like: "The following expression returns the book element whose number is 1 and ..."
Hi Felix, thanks for pointing this out. We have discussed your suggestion in the task force and agreed to change the text. I have fixed the explanations of the 3 examples to which this relates slightly different than you suggested, since I wanted to directly refer to effect of these examples if evaluated against the sample document we provide. The text now reads: The following expression returns the sample book element, because its number attribute is 1 and its title element contains the token "Expert": /book[@number="1" and ./title ftcontains "Expert"] ... and likewise for the other examples. Does this address your concern? If yes, please close the bug. Kind Regards, /Jochen Doerre (on behalf of the FTTF)
Apologies for late reply, I did not see the comment at http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=4668#c1 I'm fine with this bug being closed. Felix