Description of problem: "kawa" seems to be wrong. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kawa-1.9.0 How reproducible: It always reappears. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Please prepare two files. XQuery(quert.txt) is <root>{for $a in doc('test.xml')/A/B/C[attribute::node()='10'] return <rec>$a</rec>}</root> XML Document(test.xml) is <?xml version="1.0" ?><A><B><C id="a">10</C></B></A> 2. kawa -xquery -f query.txt Actual results: <rec><a><C id="a">10</C></a></rec> Expected results: <rec /> Additional info: DB2 XQuery was normal.
My results (on f8) are: <root><rec>$a</rec></root> I ask upstream about this.
Thanks for reporting this bug. I just fixed it in the Kawa SVN repository. The fix will be in the next Kawa release. (Note the bug report has a couple of errors, presumably due to copy/paste problems: the expression $a needs to be escaped by braces, and the outer <test> either needs to be removed from the test program, or added to the expected results.)
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