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Given XML like this...
<stuff>
<thing id="1" result="true"/>
<thing id="2" result="true"/>
<thing id="3" result="false"/>
<thing id="4" result="false"/>
<thing id="5" result="error"/>
</stuff>
Is there an XPath statement that will select only *unique* "@result" samples? For example, given the above, Id like to have "thing" results that consist only of id 1, 3 and 5, because id 2 and 4 are duplicate result types. Anybody?
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<stuff>
<thing id="1" result="true"/>
<thing id="2" result="true"/>
<thing id="3" result="false"/>
<thing id="4" result="false"/>
<thing id="5" result="error"/>
</stuff>
Is there an XPath statement that will select only *unique* "@result" samples? For example, given the above, Id like to have "thing" results that consist only of id 1, 3 and 5, because id 2 and 4 are duplicate result types. Anybody?
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