September 2004
Intermediate to advanced
712 pages
24h 45m
English
A range is the span of parsed character data between two points. It may or may not represent a well-formed chunk of XML. For example, a range can include an element’s start-tag but not its end-tag. This makes ranges suitable for uses such as representing the text a user selected with the mouse. Ranges are created with four functions XPointer adds to XPath:
range( )
range-to( )
range-inside( )
string-range( )
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