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Re: union vs. "or" vs. contains?

Subject: Re: union vs. "or" vs. contains?
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 09:54:00 +0100
union versus where or
To expand on what Mike said, All of the three look a little suspicious.
they are written using filter syntax, but the filter predicate doesn't
depend on the current node so really it's a global switch.

Since they are in match patterns where you are not allowed to have a top
level if test, this may be what you want, but...

Also, you could use 2.0 sequence syntax for the last one.

$citation-class='note-bib' or 'note-nobib'

needs to be

$citation-class='note-bib' or $citation-class='note-nobib'

or

$citation-class=('note-bib' ,'note-nobib')



David

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