Re: Re: Xpath arguments in variable

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On 15/09/10 18:00, David Harkness wrote:
And let's not forget

$v = $row->xpath("//membernumber[. = \"$MemberId\"]");

The \" inside the string turns into a double-quote and using " to delimit
the string allows for variable substitution.


Oooh, I hate using backslashes - they always seem so untidy...
I have a pathological fear of sed scripts, too. :(


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