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> However, I regularly write the following: > > number($x + 7) > > This has not given me any errors and passed by fine in SAXON 7. > There's nothing wrong with this, but it's unnecessary. If $x is an integer, the result of the addition is an integer, and the number() function changes it to a double, which prevents it being used in certain contexts that require an integer, for example "1 to $x". An integer can be used anywhere that a double is allowed, so converting an integer to a double is never necessary. Michael Kay
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