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                "content": "\"XML::Grove::Path\" returns XML objects located at paths. Paths are strings of element names or\nXML object types separated by slash (\"/\") characters. Paths must always start at the grove\nobject passed to `\"atpath()\"'. \"XML::Grove::Path\" is not XPath, but it should become obsolete\nwhen an XPath implementation is available.\n\nPaths are like URLs\n\n/html/body/ul/li[4]\n/html/body/#pi[2]\n\nThe path segments can be element names or object types, the objects types are named using:\n\n#element\n#pi\n#comment\n#text\n#cdata\n#any\n\nThe `\"#any\"' object type matches any type of object, it is essentially an index into the\ncontents of the parent object.\n\nThe `\"#text\"' object type treats text objects as if they are not normalized. Two consecutive\ntext objects are separate text objects.\n",
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