>>>>> Christian Grün <christian.gr...@gmail.com>: >> Could it be something to do with the namespacing in the document? > If your document has namespaces, you can use a wildcard for your prefix…
> • count(//*:A/*), count(//*:B/*) > • for $c in /*:Top/* return count($c/*) > or define the prefix in the query prolog: > declare namespace abc = 'http:...'; > /abc:Top Yup, I found this out at work today (without access to the email I'm using on this list). The document has a default namespace, and this worked fine: declare default element namespace "http://www.kith.no/xmlstds/eresept/m30/2013-10-08";; for $c in /FEST/* return count($c/*) > If you use count(), the result will be a number, which will be > displayed in the textual result view. If you return nodes, they will > also be highlighted in the visualizations. I wanted the element names together with their child counts, so I improved the query to this (which made for easily paste-able org-mode and Jira comment tables): declare default element namespace "http://www.kith.no/xmlstds/eresept/m30/2013-10-08";; for $c in /FEST/* return concat("|", node-name($c), "|", count($c/*), "|") >> The actual documents I'm working on, are of the same type as the one in >> this zip file http://goo.gl/ULH089 > Google tells me that your "goo.gl shortlink has been disabled. It was > found to be violating our Terms of Service."… So I also found out at work today, goo.gl shortlinks can't be used to link to zip files. Hopefully dropbox doesn't have this limitation: https://www.dropbox.com/s/p0gy01j0mfsp7ne/M30_Fest250Rekvirent_20151015.zip Thanks for your help! And thanks for BaseX! The more I use it, the more I like it! :-)
