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Hi Michael,
I picked the saxon:evaluate() use case because it seemed obvious that anything could come out of it, but I also have one or two other cases where a template/function can output different things, typically a string or a node sequence. All these cases seem to be more concentrated around content query and layout management, where polymorphism contributes to content abstraction. I would certainly support increased orthogonality in handling atomic values, in node selecting/processing contexts (ex: apply-templates). Thanks, ac Michael Kay a icrit : In schema unaware xslt2 environments, what would be the best way to select action depending on the result type (ex: string, text node(s), attribute(s), element(s)) of saxon:evaluate(), ex:
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