functx:wrap-values-in-elements
Wraps a sequence of atomic values in XML elements
Description
The functx:wrap-values-in-elements function takes a sequence of atomic values and places each one inside an element with the name specified in $elementName.
The name must be specified as an xs:QName value. QNames can be constructed with calls to the xs:QName type constructor or the fn:QName function, as shown in the examples.
Parameters |
Description |
|---|---|
values:string() |
the values to wrap in elements |
elementName:string() |
the name of the elements to construct |
Examples
XPath |
Results |
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functx:wrap-values-in-elements((1,2,3), xs:QName(‘num’)) |
<num>1</num> <num>2</num> <num>3</num> |
functx:wrap-values-in-elements((1,2,3), xs:QName(‘new:num’)) |
<new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>1</new:num> <new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>2</new:num> <new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>3</new:num> |
functx:wrap-values-in-elements((1,2,3), QName(‘http://newns’,’num’)) |
<num xmlns=”http://newns”>1</num> <num xmlns=”http://newns”>2</num> <num xmlns=”http://newns”>3</num> |
functx:wrap-values-in-elements((1,2,3), QName(‘http://newns’,’new:num’)) |
<new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>1</new:num> <new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>2</new:num> <new:num xmlns:new=”http://newns”>3</new:num> |