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interface XPathEvaluator {
interface XPathEvaluator {
   XPathExpression    createExpression(DOMString expression,  
   XPathExpression    createExpression(DOMString expression,  
                                       XPathNSResolver resolver);
                                       XPathNSResolver? resolver);
   XPathNSResolver    createNSResolver(Node nodeResolver);
   XPathNSResolver    createNSResolver(Node? nodeResolver);
   object            evaluate(DOMString expression,  
   object            evaluate(DOMString expression,  
                               Node contextNode,  
                               Node? contextNode,  
                               XPathNSResolver resolver,  
                               XPathNSResolver? resolver,  
                               unsigned short type,  
                               unsigned short type,  
                               object result);
                               object? result);
};
};
Document implements XPathEvaluator;
Document implements XPathEvaluator;

Revision as of 08:48, 29 November 2012

If someone ever decides to write down DOM XPath (i.e. a proper version of the DOM3XPath note), take this into account:

WebIDL interfaces

[Constructor]
interface XPathEvaluator {
  XPathExpression    createExpression(DOMString expression, 
                                      XPathNSResolver? resolver);
  XPathNSResolver    createNSResolver(Node? nodeResolver);
  object             evaluate(DOMString expression, 
                              Node? contextNode, 
                              XPathNSResolver? resolver, 
                              unsigned short type, 
                              object? result);
};
Document implements XPathEvaluator;

Indeed, you can both construct this object and access its methods on Document. Isn't the world wonderful?