XNp_get_xpath_node() returns wrong node

[Jens Rapp]

my xml file looks that way

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
einen guten oder Schlechten Ausgang.-->
<game>
  <switch end="good" id="1">
    <modify type="attribute">
      <path>//object/@name</path>
      <objectid>1</objectid>
      <modified>Kurt</modified>
    </modify>
  </switch>
  <switch end="bad" id="2">
      <modify type="attribute">
          <path>//object/@active</path>
          <objectid>1</objectid>
          <modified>false</modified>
      </modify>
  </switch>
  <object active="true" id="1" name="Hans"/>
  <action name="kill">
      <who>0</who>
      <whom>1</whom>
      <switches>2</switches>
  </action>
  <action name="rename">
    <who>0</who>
    <whom>1</whom>
    <switches>1</switches>
  </action>
</game>

now I got a request that looks that way

//game/action[@name='kill']

using that code

        TinyXPath::xpath_processor prc(doc.FirstChild(), actionName.c_str());
        unsigned ui = prc.u_compute_xpath_node_set();

        #ifdef _TEST_
                cout << "requesting " << actionName.c_str() << endl;
                cout << ui << " items found " << endl;
        #endif

returns the right number of elements (1).

getting my object using that code, my cout is rename.

        for (unsigned i = 0; i < ui; i ++) {
            TiXmlNode *item = prc.XNp_get_xpath_node(i);

            #ifdef _TEST_
                    cout << TinyXPath::S_xpath_string(item, ACTION_NAME).c_str() << endl;
            #endif
                }

I played a little and to my simple mind, I only get the last Element that fits //game/action
other similar requests, too..

I'm using MinGW and TXPath 1.3.1..

[Jens Rapp]

I got some new information.
After changing actionName to "//game/action" i get two elements (the count is correct) but both contain the attribute name="rename"

what may be wrong in there?