问题
I can't get the XQuery function fn:idref()
to return anything.
I have this XML document doc.xml;
<doc>
<foo idref="xyz"/>
<bar xml:id="xyz"/>
</doc>
And this XQuery;
let $d := doc("doc.xml")
return $d/idref("xyz")
But the result is always empty. I'm guessing that the attribute idref="xyz"
needs to be declared as type idref
but can that be done without a schema?
I'm using Saxon XQuery 1.0 processor.
回答1:
Yes, the idref() function only retrieves attributes labelled as being IDREFs, and that only happens as a result of schema validation.
There's a deprecated legacy setting config.setRetainDTDAttributeTypes() that allows it to work as a result of DTD validation, but I wouldn't use it.
You can always do doc("doc.xml")//*[@idref="xyz"]
. This will result in a serial search in Saxon-HE and Saxon-PE, but will make use of an index in Saxon-EE. I would generally recommend this over using the idref()
function.
In XSLT, of course, you can use keys.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6433065/how-to-use-the-xquery-fnidref-function