RE: Re: RE: Higher-Order Functions in XPath 2.0

> To be strict, it seems that $a[$i], where $a contains a
> sequence (not a
> node-set) is not valid syntax according to the current WD. Or am I
> wrong?
>
The semantic rules in the XPath 2.0 WD do currently say that $a in $a[$i]
must consist entirely of nodes, but that restriction was not intended -
regard it as an error in the document. The restriction was intended to apply
only to the operands of the "/" operator, but found its way to the wrong
place in the spec.

Mike Kay


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