(I'm quite fuzzy on what is XQuery and what is XPath)
I have a scenario where I want to go (in a 'select' attribute in an XSLT 3.0 statement)
for $x in $xs
for $y in $ys
return kooks:foo($x,$y)
I get (from saxon he)
XPST0003 expected "return", found "for"
So, I can sidestep this by going (and using sequence flattening)...
for $x in $xs
return
(for $y in $ys
return kooks:foo($x,$y))
Is this sensible? is there a more idiomatic way to do this?
I have no problems evaluating e.g.
let
$xs := (1 to 5),
$ys := reverse(1 to 5)
return
for $x in $xs, $y in $ys
return sum(($x, $y))
with Saxon HE 12 as XPath 3.1.