Ah...well that is probably why I couldn't find it. I knew it was a test, 
but
the syntax made me think function so I checked the function spec and 
not the
general one. Thanks all...it was just one of those days, 

Sara

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5/5/10, Florent Georges <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> From: Florent Georges
<lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re:  text() function in XPath 2
> To:
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> Date: Wednesday, May 5, 2010, 10:15 AM
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Sara Mitchell wrote:
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>   Hi,
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> > In XPath 1.0, there was a function
text() that
> returned text
> > children for the context node of a given path.
This
> does not
> > appear anywhere in the XPath 2.0 spec (except
>
interestingly
> > enough in the criteria defining another function).
> 
>  
Actually that's not a function, but a kind test
> (like element()
> which
selects element nodes).  And yes, this is still
> in XPath
> 2.0 (production
rule [57]).  Are you sure you picked
> the correct
> document?
<http://w3.org/TR/xpath20>
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>   Regards,
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> -- 
> Florent Georges
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http://fgeorges.org/
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