Xpath of Python

Teacher Dana's Python Notes

Xpath

  • A set of rules/language for finding information in XML files, traversing based on XML elements or attributes, and based on XML elements or attributes.

Look at an XML file
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reference

  • http://www.w3school.com.cn/xpath/index.asp

XPath development tools

  • Open source XPath expression editing tool: XMLQUire
  • Chrome plugin: XPath Helper
  • Firefox add-on: XPath Checker

Select node

  • nodename: select all child nodes of this node
  • /: Select from the root node
    • /Student: Find a node called Student from the root node. Look at the above picture, only the School node.
  • //: Select node, regardless of location
    • //age: select three nodes, generally form a list and return
  • .: Select the current node
  • (Two points): select the parent node of the current node
  • @: select attribute
  • Search in xpath is generally searched by path method (/ means son, // means offspring)
    • School/Teacher: Return to Teacher node
    • School/Student: return two Student nodes
    • //Student: select all Student nodes, regardless of location
    • School//Age: select all Age nodes in School
    • //@other: select other attribute
    • //Age[@Detail]: select Age element with attribute Detail

Predicates-Predicates

  • /School/Student[1]: Select the first Student node under School
  • /School/Student[last()]: select the last Student node under School
  • /School/Student[last()-1]: Select the second-to-last Student node under School
  • /School/Student[position()< 3]: Select the first two Student nodes under School
  • //Student[@score]: select the Student node with the attribute score
  • //Student[@score=“99”]: Select the Student node with the attribute score and the attribute value is 99
  • //Student[@score]/Age: select the child node Age of the Student node with the attribute score

Xpath some operations

  • |: Or
    • //Student[@score] | //Teacher: select Student node and Teacher node with attribute score
  • Other uncommon Xpath operation symbols include +, -, *, div, >, <

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