I'm working with a xsl:function that should accept to different sequence
types in the same parameter (e.g. element a or b), or even an element
node and an atomic value like xs:string.
Probably not a good design?
On the other side, I have raised the problem of some needed missing
super-types such as xs:numeric.
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On Jan 9, 2008 2:44 AM, Georges Schmitz
<georges(_dot_)schmitz(_at_)heitec(_dot_)de> wrote:
Hi,
I'm working with a xsl:function that should accept to different sequence
types in the same parameter (e.g. element a or b), or even an element
node and an atomic value like xs:string.
Pseudo example:
<xsl:function name="myf:funct" as="xs:string">
<xsl:param name="t" as="element(a) | element(b)"/>
...
or
<xsl:function name="myf:funct" as="xs:string">
<xsl:param name="t" as="element(b) | xs:string"/>
...
Only one sequence type is allowed and function overloading with
different types doesn't work. So does a simple solution exist here?
Thanks in advance,
Georges
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