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Hi,

My xquery parser doesn't like 'text' when it appears as an element name,
e.g. "for $text in $card/text". I think it expects 'text' to be a
function, because it doesn't complain about "$card/text()". Is this
expected behaviour, or should it be possible to use 'text' as an elemant
name?

Regards, Miel.

Miel Bronneberg wrote:


> My xquery parser doesn't like 'text' when it appears as an element name,
> e.g. "for $text in $card/text". I think it expects 'text' to be a
> function, because it doesn't complain about "$card/text()". Is this
> expected behaviour, or should it be possible to use 'text' as an elemant
> name?

I am not familiar enough with the XQuery syntax specification to give an
answer to that but when I use Saxon 8.1.1 to run the following query

let $xml := <doc><text>Kibology for all.</text></doc>
return for $text in $xml//text return $text

it runs it without problems so at least the XQuery parser in Saxon can
deal with 'text' as an element name in a path expression.

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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/