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Option A is fine. (This is nothing really to do with function items, the
answer would be the same if you were talking about a sequence containing
elements and text nodes...)
"treat as" is never needed in systems that do dynamic type checking. It makes an assertion about the dynamic type which basically tells a static type system to defer type checking till run-time. But as far as I know all XSLT 2.0 processors do this anyway without being asked. There are a few XQuery processors that don't (e.g. the one from Microsoft), but they aren't widely used. Michael Kay Saxonica On 01/11/2012 01:32, sean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Suppose that $state is a sequence which contains, among other things, at least one function item with signature...
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