Node xpath behaviour is wrong

[cocoBavan]

When you change the sample HTML to have 2 box classes,

...... " <div class='box'>" + " <span class='dat'>" + " <strong content='2014-12-31'>2014/12/31</strong>" + " </span>" + " <h2>Hoge</h2>" + " </div>" + " <div class='box'>" + " <span class='dat'>" + " <strong content='2014-12-31'>2014/12/31</strong>" + " </span>" + " <h2>SecondHoge</h2>" + " </div>" ......

and then when you run

if let path = bodyNode?.xpath("//div[@class='box']") { for node in path { println("fancy node \(node.tagName)") println(node.xpath("//h2")?.count) } }

it returns

fancy node div
Optional(2)
fancy node div
Optional(2)

as answer, which I think is wrong and should return 1 & 1.

[tid-kijyun]

fixed @8c8ebbc

Please correct:

if let path = bodyNode?.xpath("//div[@class='box']") {
    for node in path {
        println("fancy node \(node.tagName)")
        println(node.xpath(".//h2")?.count)     //=> Change "//h2" to ".//h2"
    }
}

thanks.