Christopher R. Maden wrote:
But I’m stymied on this: I need to tokenize a string that may span
multiple text nodes or elements. The tokenize() function won’t take a
sequence of more than one as its first argument, and I can’t figure out
how to concatenate the values of the nodes in the set in situ (I’ve even
tried a FLWR expression!).
tokenize( current-group()[position() > 1], '\s*;\s*' )
is what I have right now. I’ve tried wrapping the sequence in concat()
(which wants more than one argument), in string-join(), and a FLWR that
just resulted in a sequence of strings rather than a concatenation.
Does
tokenize( string-join(current-group()[position() > 1], ''), '\s*;\s*')
not do what you want? I have choosen the empty string as the separator
for the join, you might want something different but other than that I
think you want string-join.
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Martin Honnen
http://msmvps.com/blogs/martin_honnen/
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