>>>>> "Jesper" == Jesper Tverskov <jesper@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

    Jesper> Hi In XPath 2.O fn:document-uri returns full path and
    Jesper> filename of the input XML document or context node.

No it doesn't, it returns the absolute URI of the document node, if it
is passed a document node as it's argument.

Assuming the result is a file scheme URI, then how to get a file name
from this is a little problematic - it depends somewhat upon the
implementation - the file scheme is not highly specified in this respect.

    Jesper> Wouldn't it be better for both processors to make both "/"
    Jesper> and "\\" work?

\ is not a legal character in a URI.
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Colin Adams
Preston Lancashire