Re: namespaces in subtree filtering

[Phil Shafer <phil@juniper.net>]

Andy Bierman writes:
>The corner-case that would not match is if the <c> node
>did not include a namespace:
>
>   <a:a>
>      <b:b>
>         <c/>
>      </b:b>
>  </a:a>
>
>In this case, nothing will be returned because <c> is not defined in the 
>'b' namespace.

But it should match.  Anything that doesn't fail a match explicitly
in the filter should be returned.

    <a:a>
      <b:b/>
    </a:a>

should be equivalent to the xpath expression:

   a:a/b:b

which should match the entire contents of anything under a b:b node
that is under a c:c node.  If this isn't true, life gets ugly.

Thanks,
 Phil

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