sap:if()

The function sap:if( x,e1,e2 ) returns e1 if x=true; otherwise, e2.

sap:let()

The function sap:let( x,e1,e2 ) binds $x to e1 in e2.

Example: sap:let( x,4,$x+$x ) returns the value 8.

sap:let( ) displays the syntax of an extension function, but it is used as a construct for a variable bind.

sap:node-set()

sap:node-set(e) converts a fragment of the result tree into a node set. The resulting node set contains its own node, which is the fragment root.

sap:intersection()

sap:intersection( node-set1,node-set2 ) gives the intersection of the two node sets node-set1 and node-set2 zurück.

sap:otr-string()

sap:otr-string(alias) returns OTR strings for an alias in the current language.

sap:otr-string(alias, language) returns OTR strings for an alias in the specified language.

sap:otr-string(alias, id_1, value_1, ...id_n, value_n [,language]) returns OTR strings for an alias in the specified/current language; however, the corresponding placeholder id_i is replaced by the appropriate value value_i. A placeholder is specified either as a string (reference through name) or as a number (reference through the position).

sap:otr-text()

The function sap:otr-text(alias, ...) returns short texts from the OTR. An alias name is used to identify a short text. As for sap:otr-string(), the language and placeholder can be specified as further function arguments.

sap:otr-line()

sap:otr-line(node-set) returns the line number of the first node of the node set in the source document.

sap:otr-line() returns the line number of the node from the current context.

sap:otr-column()

sap:otr-column(node-set) returns the column number of the first node of the node set in the source document.

sap:otr-column() returns the column number of the node from the current context.