eu.cdevreeze.tqa.common.xpath
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EName value or XPath expression. If it is an ENameExpr, the XPath expression is expected to resolve to schema type xs:QName. Hence, a very simple ENameExpr would syntactically look like a lexical QName literal (and not like an EName in James Clark notation).
EName value or XPath expression. If it is an ENameExpr, the XPath expression is expected to resolve to schema type xs:QName. Hence, a very simple ENameExpr would syntactically look like a lexical QName literal (and not like an EName in James Clark notation).
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Chris de Vreeze
An XPath expression in a Scope. Typically this object originates from an XPath expression in an XBRL formula or table linkbase, where the Scope is taken from the XML element scope.
An XPath expression in a Scope. Typically this object originates from an XPath expression in an XBRL formula or table linkbase, where the Scope is taken from the XML element scope.
It is likely that the real Scope used to evaluate the XPath expression is not exactly the same Scope as stored in this object. For example, the default namespace for evaluating the XPath expression should probably not be the one stored in this object, if any.
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Chris de Vreeze