saxon:find($indexed-sequence as jt:com.saxonica.extra.IndexedSequence) ==> item()*
saxon:find($indexed-sequence as jt:com.saxonica.extra.IndexedSequence, $key-values as xs:anyAtomicType*) ==> item()*
The first argument must be an indexed sequence created using the function
saxon:index(). This will invariably
be provided in the form of a variable reference. The type of this object is
{http://saxon.sf.net/java-type}com.saxonica.extra.IndexedSequence
If the second argument is omitted, the function returns the entire indexed sequence, that is, the
value passed to the first argument of saxon:index().
Otherwise, the second argument is a sequence of atomic values. The result of the function consists of all items in the indexed sequence that match one or more of these atomic values. Duplicates are not removed. The order of the result is sorted first by the position of the key value within the sequence of key values, and then by the order of the result items within the indexed sequence.
If a key value is of type xs:untypedAtomic, it is treated as a string. Values are matched
according to the rules of the eq operator. This means, for example, that if the indexed values
are numbers, then the key value must be supplied as a number. Supplying a value of a non-comparable type results
in a type error.
For examples of use, see saxon:index().
The saxon:find function is available only with Saxon-PE and Saxon-EE.
