Regarding
I normally use (expr1, expr2)[1] as an if-then-else for expressions
evaluating to 0 or 1 node, but that arrow syntax is pretty neat. I should
start using it.
While researching the arrow operator, I came across Michael Kay's blog post at
https://dev.saxonica.com/blog/mike/2020/11/19-arrow-expressions.html
and I want that ~ operator for within-expression and across-element streaming
soooo bad... I have so many xsl:variable chains I could clean up with that!
- Chris
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