On 3/16/07, Michael Kay <mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com> wrote:
> I want to write a expression that does something like this...
>
> takes a sequence like this
>
> ("Page1","Page2","Page3")
>
> and outputs
>
> Page1 > Page2 > Page3
>
string-join(("Page1","Page2","Page3"), ' > ')
Ah Ha.. now that's an elegant way of doing it... I hadn't come across
the string-join function... makes the "for" expression unnecessary...
Thanks Michael
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John McGowan
Seven A C Consulting, Inc.
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