Eric Kaun wrote:
>
> I thought that the output was perhaps a function of "nodes", but since nodes
> can be attributes and elements (at least), that it ended up allowing fairly
> arbitrary results.
Of course, the result can be an arbitrary sequence of nodes and basic
values. But that is as arbitrary is it can get: each node will represent
a well-formed fragment. You cannot have a result with an unmatched
opening tag, for example. Although, if you really wanted to, you could
let the result contain a basic value that is a string that contains
non-well-formed XML.
Received on Wed Apr 07 2004 - 17:15:49 CDT
