diff --git a/Frontend/tools/xpath.html b/Frontend/tools/xpath.html index cf21fe5..14deda7 100644 --- a/Frontend/tools/xpath.html +++ b/Frontend/tools/xpath.html @@ -64,17 +64,19 @@

What is XPath?

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XPath is a querry language used for selecting nodes from XML and processing them.
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XPath is a query language used for selecting nodes from XML and processing them.
It may perform operations on strings, numbers and boolean values.

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XPath 2.0 introduced many new features XQuery-cośtam:
- Added support for all XML simple types
- - Many new functions (trippled instruction count)
+ - Many new functions (tripled instruction count)
- All expressions evaluate to sequence
- Introduces conditional expressions and for-loops

@@ -82,14 +84,14 @@ - Dynamic function calls (function may be called without being referenced by name (find function in collection and call)
- Inline functions
- - Namespace literals - Namespace may be embeded into function name
+ - Namespace literals - Namespace may be embedded into function name
- Support for union types - collections containing elements of different types
- Mapping operator - '!' performs evaluation for each element in sequence and concatenates results
- Introduced maps

XPath 3.1
- - New operator for function chaing '=>'
+ - New operator for function chaining '=>'
- Introduced maps that store data in pair 'key:value' - 'map{ key : value, key : value }'
- Introduced arrays - they differ from sequences in that they can be nested 'array{1, 5, 7, @@ -106,7 +108,9 @@

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@@ -335,7 +339,9 @@
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@@ -3000,71 +3006,75 @@
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- - - [3.0] fn:for-each(sequence*, function) +
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- Applies function item to every element in sequence
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- W3C Documentation reference: #func-for-each -
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- + + [3.0] fn:for-each(sequence*, function) +
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+ Applies function item to every element in sequence
+
+ W3C Documentation reference: #func-for-each +
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+ - - [3.0] fn:for-each-pair(sequence*, sequence*, function) -
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- Applies the function to consecutive pairs of elements taken from sequences
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- W3C Documentation reference: #func-for-each-pair -
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- + + [3.0] fn:for-each-pair(sequence*, sequence*, function) +
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+ Applies the function to consecutive pairs of elements taken from sequences
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+ W3C Documentation reference: #func-for-each-pair +
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+ - - [3.0] fn:fold-left(sequence*, baseValue, function) -
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- Applies function item to every element in sequence, accumulating value
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- W3C Documentation reference: #func-fold-left -
-
- + + [3.0] fn:fold-left(sequence*, baseValue, function) +
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+ Applies function item to every element in sequence, accumulating value
+
+ W3C Documentation reference: #func-fold-left +
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+ - - [3.0] fn:fold-right() -
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- Applies function item to every element in sequence, accumulating value
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- W3C Documentation reference: #func-fold-right -
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- + + [3.0] fn:fold-right() +
+
+ Applies function item to every element in sequence, accumulating value
+
+ W3C Documentation reference: #func-fold-right +
+
+ - - [3.0] fn:filter(sequence*, function) -
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- Returns those items from the sequence for which the supplied function returns true
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- W3C Documentation reference: #func-filter -
+ + [3.0] fn:filter(sequence*, function) +
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+ Returns those items from the sequence for which the supplied function returns true
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+ W3C Documentation reference: #func-filter +
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@@ -3171,7 +3181,14 @@ console.log("trigger connected"); triggerList[i].addEventListener("click", function () { var collapsible = this.parentElement; - var collapsibleData = this.nextElementSibling; + if (this.tagName == "A") { + var collapsibleData = this.nextElementSibling; + } else { + var collapsibleData = this.parentElement.nextElementSibling; + + } + + console.log(collapsibleData); if (collapsibleData.style.maxHeight > "0px") { collapsibleData.style.maxHeight = "0px";