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Jo*******@gmail.com wrote in microsoft.public.dotnet.xml:
>How is the support of VS 2005 to XPath? In fact, I care about only
very simple XPath here, such as a//b[@lang='eng']. And I want parse it
into a tree so I can easily manipulate it.
If I understand you correctly, you want to parse an XPath expression and
manipulate the expression, rather than use the expression on some other
tree structure. I do not think the .NET framework exposes this kind of
functionality. I think the SSCLI has code for this, and so do some other
..NET XPath implementations that you could use for this purpose.
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