| if (x != y) { diff(); } else { same(); } and
(!x ? diff() : same());.
XPath can handle the easy cases, e.g.:
//IfStatement[
Statement[2]
and Expression[
EqualityExpression[@Image="!="] or
UnaryExpressionNotPlusMinus[@Image="!"]]]
but "&&" and "||" are difficult, since we need a match
for all children instead of just one. This can be done by
using a double-negative, e.g.:
not(*[not(matchme)])
Still, XPath is unable to handle arbitrarily nested cases, since it
lacks recursion, e.g.:
if (((x != !y)) || !(x)) { diff(); } else { same(); }
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