Re: match( "/* | /text()" ) causes error from _InternalEvaluate()

[Nigel S. <nig...@us...>]

This was because the text nodes weren't in the nodeIndex[].  This has now
been fixed.  See CVS if you can't wait for the next release.

:o)

> No matter what your input xml looks like, it seems you cannot use '|'
> operator with a combination of textParts and childNodes:
>
> Xpath->match( "/* | /text()" )
>
> results in this message:
> XPath error in -:-</b> Results from _InternalEvaluate() are corrupt.  Do
> you
> need to call reindexNodeTree()?
>
> Given input:
> <a>cdata<b>cdata</b></a>
>
> The following matches work fine:
> Xpath->match( "/* | /a/*" )
> Xpath->match( "/text()" )
> Xpath->match( "/a/text()" )
>
> The following fail:
> Xpath->match( "/text() | /a/text()" )
> Xpath->match( "//text()" )
>
> Are these bugs or is my xpath invalid?