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  1. Tecnología web para desarrolladores
  2. XML: Lenguaje de marcado extensible
  3. EXSLT
  4. Reference
  5. Sets (set)
  6. intersection
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  1. XML
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    1. Introducción a XML
    2. Convertir código a cadena de texto (serializing) y visceversa (parsing) a un XML
    3. Creacion de plugins OpenSearch para Firefox
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  10. EXSLT
  11. Common (exsl)
    1. node-set
    2. object-type
  12. Math (math)
    1. highest
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    3. max
    4. min
  13. Expresiones regulares (regexp)
    1. match
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  14. Sets (set)
    1. difference
    2. distinct
    3. has-same-node
    4. intersection
    5. leading
    6. trailing
  15. Strings (str)
    1. concat
    2. split
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intersection

    Referencia de XSLT y XPath: Elementos XSLT, Funciones EXSLT, XPath:Funciones, XPath:Ejes

    Sintaxis

    set:intersection(conjuntoNodos1,conjuntoNodos2)
    

    Argumentos

    conjuntoNodos1

    El primer conjunto de nodos.

    conjuntoNodos2

    El segundo conjunto de nodos.

    Devuelve

    Un conjunto de nodos que contiene todos los nodos tanto deconjuntoNodos1 como deconjuntoNodos2.

    Definido en

    EXSLT - SET:INTERSECTION

    Implementación de Gecko

    Implementado en Gecko 1.9 y posteriores.

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