Re: question about function type example in XPath 3.0

On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 7:43 AM, Martin Honnen martin.honnen@xxxxxx
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> What is "int" in there, just a hypotetical unqualified type name for the
> purpose of the example? Or should it be "xs:int" to reference the W3C XML
> schema type?



It isn't necessary to specify "xs:int" . If the default namespace is
the XML Schema namespace, then  the types of the arguments and return
value of any function of the type:
    function(int, int) as int

is the XML Schema xs:int data-type.

The above type certainly is a bit ambiguous without knowing the context.


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