saxon:has-same-nodes
Tests whether two sequences contain the same nodes, in the same order.
has-same-nodes($arg1 as node()*, $arg2 as node()*) ➔ xs:boolean
Arguments | |||
| $arg1 | node()* | The first sequence |
| $arg2 | node()* | The second sequence |
Result | xs:boolean |
Namespace
http://saxon.sf.net/
Notes on the Saxon implementation
Available since before Saxon 8.0.
Details
This function returns a boolean that is true if and only if $arg1
and
$arg2
contain the same sequence of nodes in the same order. Nodes are
compared by identity, not by content. Note this is quite different from both the
"=
" operator, which tests whether there is a pair of nodes with the same
string-value, and also the fn:deep-equal() function, which compares nodes pairwise but by content.