Hi list,
As I recently ran into storage problems with collation()
I would like to see a lightweight counterpart with the
following features:
- syntax like in collation() for one directory
- on invocation gets a sequence (dir-seq) representing
the documents in the directory, the order determined
by the full URI, including the member-name. If the
function is called again, it reuses the dir-seq.
- each document is fetched only once from directory
when it is referenced for the first time. It will be discarded
automatically if an other document from the same dir-seq
is referenced and it will not be re-fetched later on.
With the Saxon implemented collation() I noticed that the
sequence I got was not ordered by the URI and I had
to use sort, which in terms of memory usage can become
very costly indeed.
Any thoughts will be appreciated
Manfred
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