It breaks backward compatibility than I thought. So it's disabled by
default. It means that REXML's XPath processor isn't compatible with
XPath 1.0. But it will be acceptable for users.
We can enable it by specifying "strict: true" to
REXML::XPathParser.new explicitly.
* lib/rexml/xpath.rb,
lib/rexml/xpath_parser.rb: Accept "strict: true" option.
* test/rexml/test_contrib.rb,
test/rexml/xpath/test_base.rb: Use not XPath 1.0 compatible behavior.
* test/rexml/test_jaxen.rb: Use XPath 1.0 compatible behavior.
* test/rss/test_1.0.rb,
test/rss/test_dublincore.rb,
spec/ruby/library/rexml/element/namespace_spec.rb,
spec/ruby/library/rexml/element/namespaces_spec.rb,
spec/ruby/library/rexml/element/prefixes_spec.rb: Enable again.
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It doesn't mean that all elements which name "ELEMENT_NAME" with any
namespace URI including null namespace URI. It means that all elements
which name "ELEMENT_NAME" with null namespace URI.
https://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xpath-19991116/#NT-NodeTest
> if the QName does not have a prefix, then the namespace URI is null
> (this is the same way attribute names are expanded).
We need to use "*[local-name()='#{ELEMENT_NAME}']" for all elements
which name "ELEMENT_NAME" with any namespace URI including null
namespace URI in XPath 1.0. But it's inconvenient. So this change
includes "*:#{LOCAL_NAME}" syntax support that is introduced since
XPath 2.0.
* lib/rexml/parsers/xpathparser.rb: Support "*:#{LOCAL_NAME}" syntax that
is introduced since XPath 2.0.
* lib/rexml/xpath_parser.rb:
* Fix namespace URI processing for "#{ELEMENT_NAME}". Now,
"#{ELEMENT_NAME}" doesn't accept elements with null namespace URI.
* Add "*:#{LOCAL_NAME}" support.
* test/rexml/test_contrib.rb,
test/rexml/test_core.rb,
test/rexml/xpath/test_base.rb: Follow this change.
* test/rexml/test_jaxen.rb: Fix namespace processing.
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When you change this to true, you may need to add more tests.
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I avoid using the same module for library in test because
it provides "include REXML" environment in test. Normally,
users don't use REXML on "include REXML" environment. So I
don't want to write tests on "include REXML" environment.
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* from 1.9 require relative path from the file must use require_relative.
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a String which means the name of the encoding.
this partially revert r29646.
* lib/rexml/document.rb: follow above.
* lib/rexml/output.rb: ditto.
* lib/rexml/parsers/baseparser.rb: ditto.
* lib/rexml/source.rb: ditto.
* lib/rexml/xmldecl.rb: ditto.
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use fixed path name for tests. [ruby-dev:42827]
* test/rexml/test_sax.rb (SAX2Tester#test_socket): should not use
fixed port for tests. [ruby-dev:42828]
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