XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference, 4th Edition (79 page)

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Authors: Michael Kay

  • If the
    as
    attribute is a QName, the QName must identify an atomic type. The
    type
    attribute is always a QName, and this may be any type defined in an imported schema: complex types are allowed as well as all three varieties of simple type; that is list types, union types, and atomic types.
  • The
    as
    attribute can include an occurrence indicator (
    ?
    ,
    *
    , or
    +
    ). The
    type
    attribute never includes an occurrence indicator.
  • The
    as
    attribute may define node kinds, for example
    node()
    ,
    element()
    , or
    comment()
    . Such constructs are never used in the
    type
    attribute.

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