Greetings!
I'm converting Hebrew text, word by word, into code points, which is returned as:
1493 1463 1497 1468 1463 1513 1473 1456 1499 1468 1461 1448 1501
1500 1464 1489 1464 1436 1503
.... (the file is quite long)
What I expect is described at: https://www.w3.org/TR/xslt-xquery-serialization/#sequence-normalization
"If the |item-separator| serialization parameter is absent, then for each subsequence of adjacent strings in /S_2 /, copy a single string to the new sequence equal to the values of the strings in the subsequence concatenated in order, each separated by a single space."
I maybe very wrong but shouldn't that render the strings as?:
1493 1463 1497 1468 1463 1513 1473 1456 1499 1468 1461 1448 1501
and,
1500 1464 1489 1464 1436 1503
I've tried using replace($a, "\n", " ") but it complains that $a is a sequence, which it is.
Then I tried:
for $char in $a
return ($char, " ")
Now I get:
1493
1463
1497
etc.
I saw the new line settings under serialization but there didn't appear to be any way to defeat them altogether.
Thanks!
Patrick