Looks like a whitespace problem:
tokenize ("x, y, b, z", ",") => ("x", " y", " b", " z")
note the spaces before y, b, z.
-Mike
Jacob Meushaw wrote:
I'm completely stumped on why something isn't working and hopefully I
haven't just missed something in the documentation.
I want to determine if anything in Sequence A is in Sequence B where
Sequence A is generated by tokenizing a comma delimited string. This
only seems to work when the matching value is the first one returned
from fn:tokenize.
Running my example below should do a much better job of explaining my
problem.
<iThinkTheseShouldAllReturnTrue>
<shouldWorkButDoesnt> { fn:tokenize("x, y, b, z",",") = ("a", "b",
"c") } </shouldWorkButDoesnt>
<works> { ("x", "y", "b", "z") = ("a", "b", "c") } </works>
<alsoWorks> { fn:tokenize("b, x, y, z", ",") = ("a", "b", "c") }
</alsoWorks>
</iThinkTheseShouldAllReturnTrue>
=>
<iThinkTheseShouldAllReturnTrue>
<shouldWorkButDoesnt>false</shouldWorkButDoesnt>
<works>true</works>
<alsoWorks>true</alsoWorks>
</iThinkTheseShouldAllReturnTrue>
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Jake
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