These functions are supported by the TIBCO ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks? engine. Not all are currently supported by the mapper GUI and so you may see mapper warnings (i.e. "No such function."), but they should work at runtime.
These are thoroughly documented in the specs: http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath and http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery-operators/
| Category | Function Name | Function Signature | Version | Summary | Examples |
| binary | hex-to-string | hex-to-string( hexEncodedString , optEncoding ) | tib | Converts a hex binary encoded string into a string using the specified character encoding. | hex-to-string('48656C6C6F20576F726C64') = Hello World |
| binary | base64-to-hex | base64-to-hex( base64EncodedString ) | tib | Converts a base64 binary encoded string into a hex encoded string. | base64-to-hex('SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=') = 48656C6C6F20576F726C64 |
| binary | hex-to-base64 | hex-to-base64( hexEncodedString ) | tib | Converts a hex binary encoded string into a base64 encoded string. | hex-to-base64('48656C6C6F20576F726C64') = SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ= |
| binary | base64-to-string | base64-to-string( base64EncodedString , optEncoding ) | tib | Converts a base64 binary encoded string into a string using the specified encoding. | base64-to-string('SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=') = Hello World |
| binary | hex-length | hex-length( hexEncodedString ) | tib | Gets the binary length, in bytes, of the specified hex binary encoded string. | hex-length('48656C6C6F20576F726C64') = 11 |
| binary | string-to-base64 | string-to-base64( string , optEncoding ) | tib | Converts a string into a base64 encoded string using the specified character encoding. | string-to-base64('Hello World') = SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ= |
| binary | base-length | base64-length( base64EncodedString ) | tib | Gets the binary length, in bytes, of the specified base64 binary encoded string. | base64-length('SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ=') = 11 |
| binary | string-to-hex | string-to-hex( string , optEncoding ) | tib | Converts a string into a hex encoded string using the specified character encoding. | string-to-base64('Hello World') = 48656C6C6F20576F726C64 |
| comparison | compare | compare( comparand1 , comparand2 ) | 2.0 | Compares two objects, returning -1, 0, or 1, depending on whether the value of the $comparand1 is respectively less than, equal to, or greater than the value of $comparand2. | compare('abc', 'abc') = 0 |
| conditionsiteration | if | if ( test ) then then else else | 2.0 | Conditionally evaluates either the then-expression or the else-expression based on the boolean value of the test-expression. | if (time>500) then 'too long' else 'ok' = too long -- when time > 500 |
| datetime | current-datetime | current-dateTime() | 2.0 | Returns the current local time with the UTC offset as a dateTime string. | current-dateTime() = 2002-12-16T16:20:10+04:00 |
| datetime | current-date | current-date() | 2.0 | Returns the current local date with the UTC offset as a date string. | current-date() = 2002-12-16+04:00 |
| datetime | validate-datetime | validate-dateTime( format , string ) | tib | Validates the date using the format string. | validate-dateTime('EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss yyyy', 'Sat Sep 12 04:10:33 1970') = true |
| datetime | get-century-from-date | get-century-from-date( string ) | tib | Extracts the century as a number from a string with XML Schema date datatype. | get-century-from-date('1999-05-31') = 19 |
| datetime | get-minutes-from-time | get-minutes-from-time( string ) | tib | Extracts the minutes as a number from a string with XML Schema time datatype. | get-minutes-from-time('13:20:00-05:00') = 20 |
| datetime | get-day-from-date | get-day-from-date( string ) | tib | Extracts the day as a number from a string with XML Schema date datatype. | get-day-from-date('1999-05-31') = 31 |
| datetime | timestamp | timestamp() | tib | Gets the time, in milliseconds from midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC, at the instance of the call to this function. | |
| datetime | add-to-time | add-to-time( time , hours-offset , minutes-offset , seconds-offset ) | tib | Adds a number of hours, minutes, and seconds to the specified time. | add-to-time('08:24:55',1,2,3) = 09:26:58 |
| datetime | get-year-from-date | get-year-from-date( string ) | tib | Extracts the year as a number from a string with XML Schema date datatype. | get-year-from-date('1999-05-31') = 1999 |
| datetime | get-timezone-from-time | get-timezone-from-time( string ) | tib | Extracts the timezone as a string from a string with XML Schema time datatype. | get-timezone-from-time('13:20:05-05:00') = -05:00 |
| datetime | compare-datetime | compare-dateTime( dateTime1 , dateTime2 ) | tib | Compares 2 date-times, returns -1 if first < second, 1 if second < first, or 0 if equal. | compare-dateTime('1980-08-05T08:24:55', '1980-09-04T08:24:55') = -1 |
| datetime | get-minutes-from-datetime | get-minutes-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the minutes as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-minutes-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 20 |
| datetime | get-seconds-from-time | get-seconds-from-time( string ) | tib | Extracts the seconds and milliseconds as a number from a string with XML Schema time datatype. | get-seconds-from-time('13:20:05-05:00') = 5 |
| datetime | create-datetime | create-dateTime( year , month , day , hours , minutes , seconds ) | tib | Creates a date time string from the list of integer parameters. Expecting the following | create-dateTime(2002, 12, 16, 16, 20, 10) = 2002-12-16T16:20:10 |
| datetime | get-timezone-from-datetime | get-timezone-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the timezone as a string from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-timezone-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:05-05:00') = -05:00 |
| datetime | get-year-from-datetime | get-year-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the year as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-year-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 1999 |
| datetime | get-day-from-datetime | get-day-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the day as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-day-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 31 |
| datetime | get-hours-from-datetime | get-hours-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the hour as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-hours-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 13 |
| datetime | add-to-date | add-to-date( date , years-offset , months-offset , days-offset ) | tib | Adds a number of years, months, and days to the specified date. | add-to-date('1999-05-31',0,0,4) = 1999-06-04 |
| datetime | compare-time | compare-time( time1 , time2 ) | tib | Compares 2 times, returns -1 if first < second, 1 if second < first, or 0 if equal. | compare-time('08:24:55', '07:24:55') = 1 |
| datetime | get-timezone-from-date | get-timezone-from-date( string ) | tib | Extracts the timezone as a string from a string with XML Schema date datatype. | get-timezone-from-date('1999-05-31-05:00') = -05:00 |
| datetime | create-time | create-time( hours , minutes , seconds ) | tib | Creates a time string from the list of integer parameters. Expecting the following | create-time(16, 20, 10) = 16:20:10 |
| datetime | format-datetime | format-dateTime( format , dateTime ) | tib | Formats the given dateTime string into a new string following the conventions of the format string. | format-dateTime('EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss zzz yyyy', '1970-09-12T04:10:33-08:00') = Sat Sep 12 04:10:33 GMT-08:00 1970 |
| datetime | format-time | format-time( format , time ) | tib | Formats the given time string into a new string following the conventions of the format string. | format-time('HH mm ss', '04:10:33') = 04 10 33 |
| datetime | add-to-datetime | add-to-dateTime( date-time , years-offset , months-offset , days-offset , hours-offset , minutes-offset , seconds-offset ) | tib | Adds a number of years, months, days, hours, minutes, and seconds to the specified date time. | add-to-dateTime('1980-08-05T08:24:55',-1,-2,-3,1,2,3) = 1979-06-02T09:26:58 |
| datetime | parse-time | parse-time( format , string ) | tib | Parses the given string into a time string using the format string. | parse-time('EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss yyyy', 'Sat Sep 12 04:10:33 1970') = 04:10:33 |
| datetime | get-month-from-date | get-month-from-date( string ) | tib | Extracts the month as a number from a string with XML Schema date datatype. | get-month-from-date('1999-05-31') = 5 |
| datetime | get-hours-from-time | get-hours-from-time( string ) | tib | Extracts the hour as a number from a string with XML Schema time datatype. | get-hours-from-time('13:20:00-05:00') = 13 |
| datetime | compare-date | compare-date( date1 , date2 ) | tib | Compares 2 dates, returns -1 if first < second, 1 if second < first, or 0 if equal. | compare-date('1980-08-05', '1980-09-04') = -1 |
| datetime | translate-timezone | translate-timezone( dateTime , timezone ) | tib | Translates a given ISO 8601 dateTime from the given timezone into the specified timezone or timezone offset. Daylight savings will be accounted for when given the appropriate timezone. Please see the list of valid timezones in the constants list. Note: the absolute time stays the same, only the timezone is changed. | translate-timezone('2004-04-05T12:00:00Z', '-08:00') = 2004-04-05T05:00:00-07:00 |
| datetime | format-date | format-date( format , date ) | tib | Formats the given date string into a new string following the conventions of the format string. | format-date('EEE MMM dd zzz yyyy', '1970-09-12-08:00') = Sat Sep 12 GMT-08:00 1970 |
| datetime | create-datetime-timezone | create-dateTime-timezone( year , month , day , hours , minutes , seconds , hours offset , minutes offset ) | tib | Creates a date time string with a time zone from the list of integer parameters. Expecting the following | create-dateTime-timezone(2002, 12, 16, 16, 20, 10, 8, 30) = 2002-12-16T16:20:10+08:30 |
| datetime | get-seconds-from-datetime | get-seconds-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the seconds and milliseconds as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-seconds-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:05-05:00') = 5 |
| datetime | parse-date | parse-date( format , string ) | tib | Parses the given string into a date string using the format string. | parse-date('EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss yyyy', 'Sat Sep 12 04:10:33 1970') = 1970-09-12 |
| datetime | get-century-from-datetime | get-century-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the century as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-century-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 19 |
| datetime | create-date | create-date( year , month , day ) | tib | Creates a date string from the list of integer parameters. Expecting the following | create-dateTime(2002, 12, 16) = 2002-12-16 |
| datetime | parse-datetime | parse-dateTime( format , string ) | tib | Parses the given string into a dateTime string using the format string. | parse-dateTime('EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss yyyy', 'Sat Sep 12 04:10:33 1970') = 1970-09-12T04:10:33 |
| datetime | current-datetime-timezone | current-dateTime-timezone( hours offset , minutes offset ) | tib | Returns the current local time with the UTC offset as a dateTime string with the time zone. | current-dateTime-timezone(8, 30) = 2002-12-16T16:20:10+08:30 |
| datetime | get-month-from-datetime | get-month-from-dateTime( string ) | tib | Extracts the month as a number from a string with XML Schema dateTime datatype. | get-month-from-dateTime('1999-05-31T13:20:00-05:00') = 5 |
| general | parentheses | ( expression ) | 1.0 | Parentheses surround expressions to delimit their scope. | (a and b) and (c or d) |
| general | trace | trace( $value as item()* , label-string ) | 2.0 | The input $value is returned, unchanged, as the result of the function. In addition, the inputs $value, converted to an xs:string, and $label may be directed to a trace data set. | trace($v, 'the value of $v is:')) = $v |
| general | generate-id | generate-id( node-set ) | 2.0 | Returns a string that uniquely identifies the node in the argument node-set. | generate-id(node-set) = a unique identifier for the node set |
| general | key | key( key-qname , key-value ) | 2.0 | Returns the nodes with the given key. | key("ns1:keyname", ".") = nodes with the given key |
| general | root | root( node ) | 2.0 | Returns the root of the tree to which $arg belongs; if the function is called without an argument, the context item (.) is used as the default argument. | root(node) = root of the tree to which the node parameter belongs |
| logical | boolean | boolean( object ) | 1.0 | Returns true or false depending upon the datatype of the parameter. | boolean("A string") = true |
| logical | true | true() | 1.0 | Always returns true. | true() = true |
| logical | false | false() | 1.0 | Always returns false. | false() = false |
| logical | lang | lang( a language ) | 1.0 | Returns true if the language specified by the xml:lang for the evaluation context node is the same as the parameter, ignoring case. | lang("en") = true if en is specified for xml:lang in the evaluation context. |
| logical | not | not( a boolean ) | 1.0 | Returns true if the parameter is false, and false otherwise. | not($Order/Amt > 50) = false if $Order/Amt is greater than 50, true if the order is less than 50. |
| logical | xor | xor( boolean1 , boolean2 ) | tib | Returns the logical exclusive-or of the two parameters. | xor(true(), true()) = false |
| number | sum | sum( node-set ) | 1.0 | Returns the sum of the values of the elements in a node set. If the elemets are strings, they are converted to numbers first. | sum($Order/Items/Amt) = The sum of the values for the Amt node in the repeating element Items. |
| number | floor | floor( a number ) | 1.0 | Returns the largest integer that is not greater than the parameter. | floor(5.876) = 5 |
| number | number | number( object ) | 1.0 | Converts the parameter into a number. If the parameter is a node set, the first node's content is converted to a string first. Any parameter that is not a valid number returns NaN (not a number). | number(substring-before($Customer/Street,' ')) = The street address number stored in the $Customer/Street node. |
| number | round | round( a number ) | 1.0 | Returns the closest integer to the parameter, rounding up if there are two integers equally close to the number. | round(5.5) = 6 |
| number | ceiling | ceiling( a number ) | 1.0 | Returns the smallest integer that is not less than or equal to the parameter. | ceiling(5.876) = 6 |
| number | avg | avg( node-set of numbers ) | 2.0 | Returns the average of all of the values in a node set. If the elements are strings, they are converted to numbers first. | avg($Order/Items/Amt) = The average the values for the Amt node in the repeating element Items. |
| number | abs | abs( arg-numeric ) | 2.0 | Returns the absolute value of the argument. | abs(-10.5) = 10.5 |
| number | max | max( node-set of numbers ) | 2.0 | Returns the maximum of any of the values in a node set. If the elements are strings, they are converted to numbers first. | max($Order/Items/Amt) = The maximum of the values for the Amt node in the repeating element Items. |
| number | min | min( node-set of numbers ) | 2.0 | Returns the minimum of any of the values in a node set. If the elements are strings, they are converted to numbers first. | min($Order/Items/Amt) = The minimum of the values for the Amt node in the repeating element Items. |
| number | round-fraction | round-fraction( a number , num digits ) | tib | Returns the closest double with as many fraction digits as specified, rounding up if there are two integers equally close to the number. | round-fraction(5.53001,2) = 5.53 |
| number | string-round-fraction | string-round-fraction( a number , num digits ) | tib | Returns the string representation of the number with as many fraction digits as specified, rounding up if there are two integers equally close to the number. | string-round-fraction(5.53001,2) = 5.53 |
| qname | expanded-qname | expanded-QName(URI-string, localName-string) | 1.0 | (deprecated, no longer part of spec) Returns an xs:QName with the given namespace URI and localName | expanded-QName("http://www.example.com/example", "person")) = QName with namespace URI = "http://www.example.com/example" and local name = "person" |
| qname | qname | QName(namespaceURI-string, QName-string) | 2.0 | Returns an xs:QName with the given namespace URI, and a local name and prefix from the QName string. | QName("http://www.example.com/example", "ht:person") = QName with namespace URI = "http://www.example.com/example", local name = "person" and prefix = "ht" |
| qname | resolve-qname | resolve-QName( qname , element ) | 2.0 | Returns an xs:QName value (that is, an expanded-QName) by taking an xs:string that has the lexical form of an xs:QName (a string in the form "prefix:local-name" or "local-name") and resolving it using the in-scope namespaces for a given element. | resolve-QName("ns1:hello", $element) = QName with local name "hello" that is in the namespace referenced by the "ns1" prefix, if $element has that namespace in scope |
| qname | namespace-uri-from-qname | namespace-uri-from-QName(QName) | 2.0 | Returns the namespace URI for the given QName as an string | namespace-uri-from-QName(fn:QName("http://www.example.com/example", "person")) = "http://www.example.com/example"< |
| qname | local-name-from-qname | local-name-from-QName(QName) | 2.0 | Returns the local part of the given QName as an NCName | local-name-from-QName(fn:QName("http://www.example.com/example", "person")) = "person" |
| set | position | position() | 1.0 | Returns the position of the current element. You can use the position number as a shortcut for referencing a specific element in a repeating item instead of using the position() function. | $Items[position] = The position of the current element in the $Items repeating element. |
| set | current | current() | 1.0 | Returns the node from the closest for-each. This differs from '.' in that it is unchanged inside of a predicate ([]). | current() |
| set | id | id( object ) | 1.0 | Returns the nodes by their unique ID. Consult documentation or specification for more details. | id($Order/Items/Amt) |
| set | local-name | local-name( node-set? ) | 1.0 | Returns the local name of the first node in the node-set. If node-set is omitted, it uses the context node | local-name(myValue)="Auto" |
| set | name | name( node-set? ) | 1.0 | Returns the qualified name of the first node in the node-set. If node-set is omitted, it uses the context node | local-name(myValue)="xyz:Auto" |
| set | count | count( node-set ) | 1.0 | Returns the number of child elements in the specified node-set. | count($Order/Items) = 5 |
| set | last | last() | 1.0 | Returns the number of child elements in the current element. This is useful for returning the last item in a list. | $Items[last()] = The last element of $Items. |
| set | namespace-uri | namespace-uri( node-set? ) | 1.0 | Returns the namespace of the first node in the node-set. If node-set is omitted, it uses the context node | starts-with(namespace-uri(myValue),"http://www.w3.org")< |
| set | empty | empty( node-set ) | 2.0 | Returns true if the node set has no elements. | empty($Item/middleName) = true |
| set | exists | exists( node-set ) | 2.0 | Returns true if the node set is not empty. | exists($Item/middleName) = false |
| set | if-absent | if-absent( node , default-value ) | tib | If the passed in node-set has at least one element, returns that, if it is empty, it returns the second argument | if-absent("$Item/middleName,'Rufus') = Rufus if there is no middle name, otherwise the middle name |
| string | starts-with | starts-with( string , test-string ) | 1.0 | Returns true if the first parameter string starts with the second parameter string, and otherwise returns false. | starts-with($Cust/FirstName,"Chris") = true if the value of the node FirstName starts with the string "Chris", otherwise, returns false. |
| string | string-length | string-length( string ) | 1.0 | Returns the number of characters in the string. | string-length("Ohio") = 4 |
| string | contains | contains( string , test-string ) | 1.0 | Returns true if the first parameter string contains the second parameter string, and otherwise returns false. | contains($Order/Date,"1999") = true if the node Date contains the string 1999, otherwise returns false. |
| string | translate | translate( source , fromCharList , toCharList ) | 1.0 | Returns the first parameter string with occurrences of characters in the second parameter string replaced by the character at the corresponding position in the third parameter string. | translate("bar", "abc", "ABC") = BAr |
| string | normalize-space | normalize-space( string ) | 1.0 | Returns the parameter string with white space normalized by stripping leading and trailing whitespace and replacing sequences of whitespace characters by a single space. | normalize-space(" Name Address ") = Name Address |
| string | substring-before | substring-before( string , end-string ) | 1.0 | Returns the substring of the first parameter string that precedes the first occurrence of the second parameter string in the first parameter string, or the empty string if the first parameter string does not contain the second parameter string. | substring-before("1999/04/01","/") = 1999 |
| string | substring-after | substring-after( string , starting-string ) | 1.0 | Returns the substring of the first parameter string that follows the first occurrence of the second parameter string in the first parameter string, or the empty string if the first parameter string does not contain the second parameter string. | substring-after("199/04/01","/") = 04/01 |
| string | string | string( object ) | 1.0 | Converts the parameter to a string. | string(1234) = "1234" |
| string | substring | substring( string , from-index , opt. length ) | 1.0 | Returns the substring of the first parameter starting at the position specified in the second parameter with length specified in the third parameter. The second parameter is an index that starts at 1. | substring("12345",2,3) = 234 |
| string | concat | concat( string1 , string2,... ) | 1.0 | Returns the concatenation of the function parameters. You can concatenate two or more strings. | concat($Cust/firstName, ' ', $Cust/lastName) = John Smith |
| string | upper-case | upper-case( aString ) | 2.0 | Returns a new string where all the lower-case characters have been converted to upper-case. All other characters are unchanged. | upper-case("aBc123") = ABC123 |
| string | lower-case | lower-case( aString ) | 2.0 | Returns a new string where all the upper-case characters have been converted to lower-case. All other characters are unchanged. | lower-case("aBc123") = abc123 |
| string | index-of | index-of( string , test-string ) | tib | Returns the 1-based index of the first occurrence of test-string in the first string. Returns -1 if there is no match. | index-of("alpha alpha","lpha") = 2 |
| string | left | left( string , numCharacters ) | tib | Returns a string containing the first numCharacters characters of the first string. | left("12345",3) = 123 |
| string | pad-and-limit | pad-and-limit( string , pad-to-length , optional pad-character ) | tib | Returns a string padded to the indicated length with the pad character. If not specified, space is used as the pad character. If the given string is longer than the indicated length, it returns an error. | pad-and-limit('Hello','7','X') = HelloXX |
| string | pad | pad( string , pad-to-length , optional pad-character ) | tib | Returns a string padded to the indicated length with the pad character. If not specified, space is used as the pad character. If the given string is longer than the indicated length, the string is returned unchanged. | pad('Hello','7','X') = HelloXX |
| string | tokenize | tokenize( string , optionalDelimeterString ) | tib | Breaks an input string into tokens, returning a sequence of string tokens in order. | count(tokenize("alpha beta gamma")) = 3 |
| string | pad-front | pad-front( string , pad-to-length , optional pad-character ) | tib | Returns a string front-padded to the indicated length with the pad character. If not specified, space is used as the pad character. If the given string is longer than the indicated length, the string is returned unchanged. | pad-front('Hello','7','Z') = ZZHello |
| string | concat-sequence-format | concat-sequence-format( node-set , separator , optional excludeEmpty ) | tib | Concatenates the string value of each node in order, using a string separator between entries. If excludeEmpty is true, empty strings are not included. If omitted, false is assumed. | concat-sequence-format($Album/artists/lastName,', ') = Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, Starr |
| string | right | right( string , numCharacters ) | tib | Returns a string containing the last numCharacters characters of the string. | right("12345",3) = 345 |
| string | substring-after-last | substring-after-last( string , marker-string ) | tib | Returns the substring of the first parameter string that follows the last occurrence of the second parameter string in the first parameter string, or the empty string if the first parameter string does not contain the second parameter string. | substring-after-last("199/04/01","/") = 01 |
| string | render-xml | render-xml( element or document , optional omit-header , optional pretty-pretty ) | tib | Formats the element or document as an xml string. | |
| string | trim | trim( string ) | tib | Returns the parameter string with leading and trailing white space removed. Whitespace consists of spaces, tabs, new-lines, and carriage returns. | trim(" Name Address ") = Name Address |
| string | tokenize-allow-empty | tokenize-allow-empty( string , optionalDelimeterString ) | tib | Breaks an input string into tokens, returning a sequence of string tokens in order. | count(tokenize-allow-empty("alpha,,beta")) = 3 |
| string | concat-sequence | concat-sequence( node-set ) | tib | Concatenates the string value of each node in order. | concat-sequence($Album/artists/firstName) = JohnPaulGeorgeRingo |
| string | last-index-of | last-index-of( string , test-string ) | tib | Returns the 1-based index of the last occurrence of test-string in the first string. Returns -1 if there is no match. | last-index-of("alpha alpha","lpha") = 8 |
| string | substring-before-last | substring-before-last( string , marker-string ) | tib | Returns the substring of the first parameter string that precedes the last occurrence of the second parameter string in the first parameter string, or the empty string if the first parameter string does not contain the second parameter string. | substring-before-last("1999/04/01","/") = 1999/04 |
| timezone-from-date | Runtime only | ||||
| seconds-from-duration | Runtime only | ||||
| string-to-codepoints | Runtime only | ||||
| month-from-date | Runtime only | ||||
| adjust-date-to-timezone | Runtime only | ||||
| hours-from-duration | Runtime only | ||||
| subtract-dateTimes-yielding-dayTimeDuration | Runtime only | ||||
| day-from-date | Runtime only | ||||
| escape-uri | Runtime only | ||||
| get-days-from-dayTimeDuration | Runtime only | ||||
| day-from-dateTime | Runtime only | ||||
| current-grouping-key | Runtime only | ||||
| days-from-duration | Runtime only | ||||
| data | Runtime only | ||||
| year-from-date | Runtime only | ||||
| current-time | Runtime only | ||||
| implicit-timezone | Runtime only | ||||
| timezone-from-dateTime | Runtime only | ||||
| not3 | Runtime only | ||||
| timezone-from-time | Runtime only | ||||
| codepoints-to-string | Runtime only | ||||
| doc | Runtime only | ||||
| years-from-duration | Runtime only | ||||
| unparsed-entity-uri | Runtime only | ||||
| minutes-from-dateTime | Runtime only | ||||
| remove | Runtime only | ||||
| document | Runtime only | ||||
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