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> A = B => not() and (A=B) => not() > > Are different Yes, the `=>` operator has higher precedence than `=`. > > > A/B/C => distinct-values() and (A/B/C) => distinct-values() > > Are the same Yes, the `/` operator has higher precedence than `=>`. > > > Where can I find the specifics? > Appendix A.5 of the XPath spec gives a summary of the operator precedences. The normative specification is the EBNF grammar. Michael Kay Saxonica
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