Querying with the expression language
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Used in multiple ways: as a pattern; to navigate within
input and output trees; to access content of source document
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Node data-type represents node in tree
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Functions to access node properties
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Functions to access node children, parent, attributes, owner,
preceding siblings, following siblings
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Node-set data-type represents result of a query
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Node-sets may but need not be totally ordered
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Functions to return node-set containing subtree rooted at a node
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Functions to select matching members from a node-set
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Function to count members of node-set
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Function to return first member of a node-set
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Implemented lazily
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