Syd: Created page with "The XPath functions `current-dateTime()` and `current-date()` return W3C dateTime and date, respectively. Why would one want to put these W3C temporal expre..."

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Created page with "The XPath functions <code>current-dateTime()</code> and <code>current-date()</code> return W3C dateTime and date, respectively. Why would one want to put these W3C temporal expre..."

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The XPath functions <code>current-dateTime()</code> and <code>current-date()</code> return W3C dateTime and date, respectively. Why would one want to put these W3C temporal expressions on a <tt>@when-iso</tt> attribute as opposed to a <tt>@when</tt> attribute?

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Syd: Created page with "The XPath functions current-dateTime() and current-date() return W3C dateTime and date, respectively. Why would one want to put these W3C temporal expre..."

Syd: Created page with "The XPath functions `current-dateTime()` and `current-date()` return W3C dateTime and date, respectively. Why would one want to put these W3C temporal expre..."