Michael Kay wrote:
It's not what I understand from §5.7.2 (in XSLT 2.0, indeed,
not XPath).
5.7.2 is about constructing nodes (e.g. text nodes or attribute
nodes): it's not about conversion of values to a string. In
this situation, multiple strings are implicitly concatenated,
sometimes with a separator.
In 2.0, if you try to pass a sequence of nodes to a function
that expects a single string (for example, the substring()
function), or if you try to convert such a sequence to a
string directly by using string() or xs:string(), you get a
type error.
But the context was about an AVT like this:
<a href="{ancestor::para/docBase}">
And here, §5.7.2 apply, doesn't it?
Regards,
--drkm
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