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Subject: xpath: stop at first match
Hi,

Forgive me if this message seems a bit off-topic. It does however pertain to a topic maps application I'm developing.

I've looked around around quite a bit, but I can't seem to determine whether there is an xpath expression construct that would cause the processor to stop upon finding the first match (as opposed to always scanning the whole document for all possible matches).

Do anyone have some info to shed on this? And if the construct doesn't exist, does it strike you as a quite desirable optimization?

Thank you,
Carlo Moneti
http://arsteca.net


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