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$xml = [XML](Get-Content .\Test.xml)

$xml.root.node[0].subNode

Select-Xml -Path .\TestPage.xhtml -XPath //h1 | 
    ForEach-Object { $_.Node } | Format-Table -AutoSize InnerText, ParentNode

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Select-Xml -Path .\TestPage.xhtml -XPath "//h1[@id = 'title']"

Select-Xml -Path .\TestPage.xhtml -XPath "//x:h1[@id = 'title']" -Namespace @{
    x = 'http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml'
} | ForEach-Object { $_.Node } | Format-Table -AutoSize

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$addressUp = @'
    //host/address[
        @addrtype = 'ipv4' and
        ../status/@state = 'up'
    ]
'@
 
$nodeList = Select-Xml -Path .\testLocal.xml -XPath $addressUp |
            ForEach-Object { $_.Node }
 

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Select-Xml -Path .\Test.xml -XPath "//subNode[@Number > 1]" | 
    ForEach-Object { $_.Node }

Select-Xml -Path .\TestPage.xhtml -XPath "//*[contains(@id,'test')]" |
    ForEach-Object { $_.Node }

$xpath = @'
    //*[
        contains(
            name(),

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configuration LinuxDscDemo {
param (
    [string]$ComputerName
)

    Import-DscResource -Module nx

    Node $ComputerName {

        nxUser LinuxDsc {

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$Template = @'
{Name*:霧嶋 董香}
{City:Redmond}, {State:WA}

{Name*:Łukasz Ćwikalski}
{City:ワルシャワ}, {State:PL}
'@

$Data = @'
霧嶋 董香

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$data = @'
=
Adam Nowacki
Domowy:123 456 789
Praca:999 999 999
[prywatny/adam@nowacki.pl]
[sluzbowy/AdamNowacki@firma.pl]
=
Anna Kowalska
Domowy:123 456 789

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<#
    List taken from SO answer:
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4730152/what-indicates-an-office-open-xml-cell-contains-a-date-time-value
#>

$ExCellStyles = @{
    0 = 'General'
    1 = '0'
    2 = '0.00'
    3 = '#,##0'

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<#
 Assumptions:
 -- uses v3 module manifest (RootModule rather than ModuleToProcess)
 -- RootModule contains name of the file only
 -- Certain pattern can be used to check only functions that follow naming convention (here: *-Cim*)
 Also:
 -- Actual tests include more actions related to manifest contents, thus "context" block is used
 -- Actual test is testing multiple modules/ manifests, thus $manifest in the real scenario is part of foreach ($manifest in ls) {}
#>

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#region Basics...

# implicit foreach on Adapted Type System object.
$xml = [xml]@'
<node attribute="attributeValue">
    <CaseSensitive>First</CaseSensitive>
    <caseSensitive>second</caseSensitive>
</node>
'@
$PSDefaultParameterValues.'Select-Xml:Xml' = $xml