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I've noticed something unexpected when using the XML::XPath::Node::Element::getChildNodes() rather than XML::XPath::find($path,$context)
Given a node in a nodeset:
foreach $node ($nodeset->get_nodelist());
If I subsequently use find($subPath, $node) again to get a nodelist for each node, I get for the nodeset size say, size() == 2 .However, if I use $node->getChildNodes() I get a list of child nodes of size five!
Looking at the the list more closely I see that there are the same two (element)nodes found with find() but there are also three additional (text) nodes. (text,element1,text,element2,text). I note that the text nodes contain only the LF of the actual XML file found in-between the element nodes.
Why is there this difference when using getChildNodes()?
-mjash
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