I am having trouble constructing a single XPath statement to return two different sets of attributes.
For example take the following XML document:
<root>
<line name="one" alpha="a1" beta="b1"/>
<line name="two" alpha="a2" beta="b2"/>
<line name="three" alpha="a3" beta="b3"/>
</root>
If I use the following XPath statement:
//@alpha
It yields the following attribute set:
alpha="a1"
alpha="a2"
alpha="a3"
What statement do I use to yield the following attribute set:
alpha="a1"
alpha="a2"
alpha="a3"
beta="b1"
beta="b2"
beta="b3"
By using the |
operator in an XPath expression you can select several paths:
//@alpha | //@beta
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