Easy to use factory method for Path instances
Parses a String, which must be in the toResolvedCanonicalXPath format, into a Path.
Parses a String, which must be in the toResolvedCanonicalXPath format, into a Path.
Entry boundaries are recognized by finding ']' characters (followed by the slash starting the next entry). In theory this is not robust, but in practice it is. See discussions on valid characters in IRIs and URIs.
Preferably used method AbsolutePath.fromCanonicalXPath instead, because the notion of canonical XPath
applies more to absolute paths than to navigation paths, and also because that method parses real XPath
expressions, be it without QNames but using URI-qualified EQ-names in their place.
Extractor turning a Path into a sequence of entries.