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XPath Matches and XPathNavigator

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The Matches method takes an XSLT pattern as input, and returns a Boolean that indicates if the current node matches the given XPathExpression or compiled XPathExpression. For example, nav.Matches("b[@c]") will return true if the current node is the element b, and has an attribute called c. Calling Matches does not change the state of the XPathNavigator.

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XPathNavigator in the .NET Framework | XPath Select and XPathNavigator | XPath Evaluate and XPathNavigator