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Michael Kay schrieb am 11.11.2008 um 00:16:56 (-0000): > The current date/time (and the implicit timezone) are part of the > evaluation context. The spec doesn't say how values in the evaluation > context are initialized or whether they are under user control. A > system that always initialized the current date/time to 12:00:00 on 29 > Feb 1848 would be perfectly conformant - just not very saleable. The > same is true of other aspects of the system context, for example an > implementation could return <gotcha/> for every call on the doc() > function, regardless of the URI. Thanks Michael, and David. That's an interesting new way of thinking to me. Michael Ludwig
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