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Have you considered implementing serialization of sequences of XdmItems rather than documents? That way you could preserve the distinctions that are being lost when you go to a document. If somebody wants to make a document from your serialized format, they could always construct it easily enough. -Mike On 1/12/2011 7:36 AM, David Carlisle wrote: > On 12/01/2011 12:23, David Lee wrote: > >> My extrapoliation from this is that only atomic and text nodes are >> concatenated into text nodes, and other node types where allowed are >> left as >> a sequence, >> as part of constructing XDM (not serializing it). > > > When the content of a document or element node is constructed from a > sequence, you do not get the original sequence ever. atomic items are > made into text nodes, and adjacent text nodes are concatenated, empty > text nodes are dropped, attribute nodes either generate an error or > are moved to the attributes of the element being constructed, and > other nodes are _copied_ so have a new identity and possibly new > in-scope namespaces, depending on settings. > > David
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