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Describe the bug
When I filter the XML with an xpath expression '//node()[@Product]', the filtering works, highlighting all nodes with the attribute 'product'. However, when I want to find all nodes without this attribute by applying the expression '//node()[not(@Product)]', I get the error 'illegal argument: character must be non-negative'. I see several found nodes in the first few dozen lines in the output. Nothing gets highlighted.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Win10
Browser: Chrome
Xpath Tester Version: v1.2.0
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Describe the bug
When I filter the XML with an xpath expression '//node()[@Product]', the filtering works, highlighting all nodes with the attribute 'product'. However, when I want to find all nodes without this attribute by applying the expression '//node()[not(@Product)]', I get the error 'illegal argument: character must be non-negative'. I see several found nodes in the first few dozen lines in the output. Nothing gets highlighted.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: