A little bit confused

[Luc Saint-E. <lu...@sa...>]

Hello (again..))

I've been away from xpath.class.php for some time and I'm trying without=20
succes very simple things with the last dev version

I use
/Xpath-develop/XPath.class.php (from the cvs)


here is my xml file :
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<?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"iso-8859-1"?>
<liste>
	<message>
		<is_read>no</is_read>
		<texte>qfdmqkjsdmlfkqkdf</texte>
		<expediteur>userone</expediteur>
		<destinataire>usertwo</destinataire>
		<date>1011277311</date>
</message>
	<message>
		<is_read>no</is_read>
		<texte>bon salut ma poule</texte>
		<expediteur>usertwo</expediteur>
		<destinataire>userone</destinataire>
		<date>1011278602</date>
</message>
	<message>
		<is_read>no</is_read>
		<texte>kgluylutglk=E8utky(kdyrkglu-iuykuyd(u=E8</texte>
		<expediteur>userone</expediteur>
		<destinataire>usertwo</destinataire>
		<date>1011279657</date>
</message>
</liste>
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here is a dam simple bit of code :

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require_once 'lib/XPath.class.php';
$xPath =3D new XPath();
$xPath->importFromFile('xml_files/messages.xml');
$msglist =3D $xPath->evaluate('/liste/message');
print_r($msglist);
echo '<br>';
	foreach ( $msglist as $msg ) {
		echo $msg.'<br>';
		$is_read 	=3D $xPath->getData($msg.'/is_read[1]');
		echo $is_read.'<br>';
		$texte 		=3D $xPath->getData($msg.'/texte[1]');
		echo $texte.'<br>';
		$expediteur =3D $xPath->getData($msg.'/expediteur[1]');
		echo $expediteur.'<br>';
    }
echo $xPath->exportAsHtml();
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Dump of the evaluate() is ok :

$msglist Array
(
     [0] =3D> /liste[1]/message[1]
     [1] =3D> /liste[1]/message[2]
     [2] =3D> /liste[1]/message[3]
)

Dump of exportAsHtml() is OK

But all getData() variables are empty...

Any direction ?

Luc