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ruby - XPath to select between two HTML comments is not working?

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If you are interested in the first pair of comments, you could start with looking for the first comment:

//comment()[.=' begin content ']/following::*[not(preceding::comment()[.=' end content '])]

I.e.:

//comment()[1][.=' begin content ']           <-- look for first suitable comment
    /following::*                             <-- take all following nodes
         [not(preceding::comment()[.=' end content '])] <-- satisfying condition there is no preceding "end comment"



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