collection() returns a sequence of document (/) nodes so it can't do
the equivalent of a sequence of calls to unparsed-text() which would be
a sequence of strings.
However collection() could return a sequence of document nodes each of
which had a single text node containing the contents of the file, but
to do that you would have to supply saxon the (java class name of) a SAX
parser that just took a text file and returned (the sax events
equivalent to) a document node and a single text node. The saxon
documentation for example has example of using an html parser instead
of an xml one. Presumably if you know anything about writing a sax
parser (which rules me out:-) then writing one which, for any file,
returns the entire contents of the file as a text node must be
trivial....
David
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