Suppose you have data which gives the increase in prices in any given year
<year n="1692" inflation="1.02"/>
<year n="1693" inflation="1.03"/>
etc,
and you want to calculate the increase over the entire period, by multiplying
the values of all the @inflation values in the sequence.
fold-left(year[@n ge 1692 and @n le 2013]/@inflation, 1, function($z as
xs:double, $this as xs:double) {$z * $this})
This will be streamable in the next XSLT 3.0 draft. Note that it depends on the
function being defined to operate on atomic values, to make sure that it
doesn't navigate away from the attribute node to other places in the streamed
document.
The same calculation can also be achieved using xsl:iterate.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
On 10 Dec 2013, at 10:29, Costello, Roger L. <costello(_at_)mitre(_dot_)org>
wrote:
On Friday, November 22, 2013 Michael Kay wrote:
There are plenty of techniques still available for
streamed processing: accumulators, xsl:iterator,
fold-left, xsl:fork.
I understand the usefulness of accumulators, xsl:iterator, and xsl:fork to
streaming.
I am unclear on the usefulness of fold-left to streaming.
Would you (Michael or anyone) provide an example to illustrate the usefulness
of fold-left to streaming please?
/Roger
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