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David Carlisle writes:
Well, I'd have thought _you_ would have schema validated your input:-)
:-) In principle, yes. In practice, I haven't spent the necessary
money. . .
If you do want to tokenize and cast, just apply the cast to the sequence
<xsl:variable name="ds" select="for $d in tokenize(@day,'\s+') return
xs:dayTimeDuration($d)"/>
As usual, obvious once you see it -- thanks!
ht
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