A means of filtering selections about jsonselect

[rwaldron]

Of the options above, I think that :include() and :exclude() are fairly comprehensive and semantically sound

[lloyd]

decisive. good.

[dunkfordyce]

just to mention: iv not given up the topic, im still in pondering mode! I think im more leaning to this sort of functionality in a differnt libray. ie, goiing back to my xpath/xslt comparison

[studgeek]

Also check out XQuery since it introduced the idea of modifying the result set over XPath.

Really once you start wanting to change the results you need something that templates the final result, like XSL and XQuery had. In JavaScript/JSON you can obviously use a literal for that. JSONiq shows some good examples of how it could look
www.w3.org/2011/.../Documentation-0.1-JSONiq-Article-en-US.pdf