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This function determines whether its argument is a prefix that | This function determines whether its argument is a prefix that |
Revision as of 17:14, 25 January 2011
Check if prefix has XPath-selection association (XmlDoc class)
This function determines whether its argument is a prefix that
can be used in an XPath expression.
IsSelectionPrefix returns the value True
if its argument is currently associated (either with the null string or with a
namespace URI) as a prefix that you can use in an XPath expression.
Otherwise, it returns False.
This function is new as of version 7.0 of the Sirius Mods.
Syntax
%boolean = doc:IsSelectionPrefix( prefix)
Syntax terms
%bool | A declared enumeration object of type Boolean to contain the returned value (True or False) of IsSelectionPrefix. For more information about enumerations, see Enumerations. |
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doc | An XmlDoc object expression. |
prefix | A string prefix (the part of the name before the colon) for a node. This is a Unicode string argument; prior to Sirius Mods version 7.6, this is an EBCDIC string. Its length must be at most 255 characters. |
Usage notes
This method has no cancellation conditions other than the usual requirement that the method object not be Null.
Example
In the following example fragment, the code is testing for a new prefix to use in an XPath expression, to avoid having to change any existing prefix associations:
... For %i From 1 To 100 If %doc:IsSelectionPrefix('p' With %i) Eq false Then Loop End End If End For %doc:SelectionNamespace('p' With %i) = 'urn:localxxx' %node = %inpNode:SelectSingleNode(%p With %i - With ':infoChild') %doc:DeleteSelectionPrefix('p' With %i) ...
See also
- The DeleteSelectionPrefix method is useful in conjunction with IsSelectionPrefix.
- The SelectionNamespace method specifies the namespace URI associated with a prefix, when the prefix is used in an XPath expression.