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# Variable Resolvers
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The methods on the [XPathEvaluator](#) type can optionally take a variable resolver to resolve
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variable references in the XPath expression being evaluated.
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There are three ways to specify a variable resolver and you can use any one of them depending on which is
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most suited to your particular situation.
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Note that if your variables are in a namespace (e.g. `$myVars:var`), you must use the second or third
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type as the plain object implementation does not support namespaces.
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## Variable values
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You can use any of five types of values to specify the values of variables:
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- string
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- number
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- boolean
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- single node (will be treated as a node set)
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- array of nodes or array-like collection of nodes (will be treated as a node set)
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## Variable Resolver Type 1: Plain object
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A plain object with variable names as the keys and variable values as the values.
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Example usage:
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````
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var evaluator = xpath.parse('concat($character1, ", ", $character2, ", and ", $character3)');
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var mainCharacters = evaluator.evaluateString({
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variables: {
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character1: 'Harry',
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character2: 'Ron',
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character3: 'Hermione'
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}
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});
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````
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## Variable Resolver Type 2: Function
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A function that takes a variable name as its first parameter and an optional namespace URI as its second parameter
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and returns a value based on the name and namespace.
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Example usage:
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````
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var evaluator = xpath.parse('concat($hp:character1, ", ", $hp:character2, ", and ", $hp:character3)');
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var mainCharacters = evaluator.evaluateString({
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variables: function (name, namespace) {
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if (namespace === 'http://sample.org/harrypotter/') {
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switch (name) {
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case 'character1': return 'Harry';
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case 'character2': return 'Ron';
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case 'character3': return 'Hermione';
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}
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}
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},
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namespaces: {
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hp: 'http://sample.org/harrypotter/'
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}
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});
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````
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## Function Resolver Type 3: Object with `getFunction` method
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An object with a method named `getVariable` that works in the same way as the function-based variable resolver
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described above.
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Example usage:
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````
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var evaluator = xpath.parse('concat($hp:character1, ", ", $hp:character2, ", and ", $hp:character3)');
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var mainCharacters = evaluator.evaluateString({
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variables: {
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getVariable: function (name, namespace) {
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if (namespace === 'http://sample.org/harrypotter/') {
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switch (name) {
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case 'character1': return 'Harry';
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case 'character2': return 'Ron';
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case 'character3': return 'Hermione';
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}
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}
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}
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},
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namespaces: {
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hp: 'http://sample.org/harrypotter/'
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}
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});
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````
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