Is there a way to pass a sequence rather than a node or atomic value as
an external variable to xdmp:eval()?
This works, returning '9' as output:
define variable $sequence as xs:integer* { (9) }
xdmp:eval(
'define variable $seq as xs:integer* external
$seq',
(xs:QName("seq"), $sequence)
)
but this produces an XDMP-ARG error
define variable $sequence as xs:integer* { (9, 11) }
xdmp:eval(
'define variable $seq as xs:integer* external
$seq',
(xs:QName("seq"), $sequence)
)
because the second argument to xdmp:eval is parsed as
(xs:QName("seq"), 9, 11)
when $sequence is flattened.
Is the only option in a case like this to wrap my sequence of integers
in a constructed XML element and pass that as the external variable to
xdmp:eval(), or am I missing something obvious?
--
David Sewell, Editorial and Technical Manager
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