Hi Djoerd, I desperately needed tokenize() myself, so I wrote my own version in XQuery. Incredably slow, but it works. Note that $sep should be a string with only one character. declare function pxml:poormansTokenize($s as xs:string, $sep as xs:string) { let $slen := string-length($s) ,$split := for $i in (1 to $slen) return substring($s,$i,1) ,$pos := (0,(for $c at $p in $split where $c eq $sep return $p),$slen+1) ,$len := for $i in (2 to count($pos)) return exactly-one($pos[$i]) - exactly-one($pos[$i - 1]) - 1 for $p at $i in $len return substring($s,exactly-one($pos[$i])+1,$p) }; Hope this helps. Kind regards, Maurice. Djoerd Hiemstra wrote:

Dear all,

For demo purposes we are in need for implementations of some XQuery standard functions, especially fn:tokenize() and fn:base-uri().

Are there plans for implementing more (or all) standard functions?

Best, Djoerd.

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