Subject: Re: [xsl] getting type information in xslt 2.0 From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 09:49:03 +0100 |
> the examples you provided will not run in the case of a function that > has 2 or more arguments that must be sequences. yes you need to be able to model sequences of sequences to do that. I started to do that (see: <xsl:variable name="q" as="element()"><f:q/></xsl:variable> which then isn't used, but I realised it was midnight and I ought to stop playing and go to bed so posted what I had:-) Note that that is a locally generated element (so with a distinct identity) rather than the global variable with empty elements used elsewhere. If you model sequences of sequences by using XML element nesting then you lose type information, another way is to model [1,2,[3,4,5],[6,7,8]] as something like (<q'/>,1,2,<q''/>,3,4,5,<q''/>,<q'''/>,6,7,8,<q'''/>,<q'/>) where q' q'' and q''' are three distinct element nodes with name q (each appearing twice in the sequence, denoting the start and end of a subsequence. Given such a structure, with a bit of effort you can handle nested sequences, as you look at the next item, if it's not the special quote marker then you use the item, if it is a q then you grab the sequence up to the next (only) other item that is "is" equal to that item. David
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