Re: XSLT 2.0 empty string

   If the "as" attribute had said "xs:string" rather than "xs:string?",
   a type error would be reported.

Ah, thanks I hadn't spotted the ? and had expected a type error and was
just chasing the specs trying to tie this down to answer the original
poster when I saw your reply to him, hence my followup. That explains
it.

David

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