Evaluate.PreparedExpression| Constructor and Description |
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ExpressionFn() |
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ExternalObject<Evaluate.PreparedExpression> |
call(XPathContext context,
Sequence[] arguments)
Evaluate this function call at run-time
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makeStaticContext, prepareExpressiondependsOnContextItem, dynamicCall, equals, export, exportAdditionalArguments, exportAttributes, fixArguments, getArity, getCardinality, getCompilerName, getContextNode, getDescription, getDetails, getErrorCodeForTypeErrors, getFunctionItemType, getFunctionName, getIntegerBounds, getNetCost, getOperandRoles, getRequiredType, getResultItemType, getResultItemType, getRetainedStaticContext, getSpecialProperties, getStaticBaseUriString, getStreamerName, importAttributes, isTrustedResultType, makeCall, makeFunction, makeFunctionCall, makeOptimizedFunctionCall, resultIfEmpty, setArity, setDetails, setRetainedStaticContext, supplyTypeInformation, toShortString, toString, typeCheckCalleratomize, deepEquals, effectiveBooleanValue, getAnnotations, getStringValue, getStringValueCS, isArray, isMap, makeNewContext, simplify, typeCheckclone, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, waitargumentArray, getGenregetLength, head, isStreamed, itemAt, iterate, iterator, reduce, subsequence, toGroundedValueasIterable, materializemakeRepeatablepublic ExternalObject<Evaluate.PreparedExpression> call(XPathContext context, Sequence[] arguments) throws XPathException
Evaluatecall in interface Callablecall in interface Functioncall in class Evaluatecontext - The XPath dynamic evaluation contextarguments - The values of the arguments to the function call. Each argument value (which is in general
a sequence) is supplied in the form of an iterator over the items in the sequence. If required, the
supplied sequence can be materialized by calling, for example, new SequenceExtent(arguments[i]).
If the argument is always a singleton, then the single item may be obtained by calling
arguments[i].next(). The implementation is not obliged to read all the items in each
SequenceIterator if they are not required to compute the result; but if any SequenceIterator is not read
to completion, it is good practice to call its close() method.SingletonIterator. If the result is an empty sequence,
the method should return EmptyIterator.getInstance()XPathException - if a dynamic error occurs within the functionCopyright (c) 2004-2020 Saxonica Limited. All rights reserved.