Examples of SequenceIterator

client.net.sf.saxon.ce.om.SequenceIterator
A SequenceIterator is used to iterate over any XPath 2 sequence (of values or nodes). To get the next item in a sequence, call next(); if this returns null, you've reached the end of the sequence.
A SequenceIterator keeps track of the current Item and the current position. The objects returned by the SequenceIterator will always be either nodes (class NodeInfo) or singleton values (class AtomicValue): these are represented collectively by the interface Item.
This interface forms part of the public Saxon API. The JavaDoc "since" flag is used from release 8.4 onwards to indicate methods that are considered to be a stable part of the API. Methods without a "since" flag should not be regarded as a stable part of the API.
Note that the stability of this interface applies to classes that use the interface, not to classes that implement it. The interface may be extended in future to add new methods. @author Michael H. Kay @since 8.4
net.sf.saxon.om.SequenceIterator
A SequenceIterator is used to iterate over any XPath 2 sequence (of values or nodes). To get the next item in a sequence, call next(); if this returns null, you've reached the end of the sequence.
A SequenceIterator keeps track of the current Item and the current position. The objects returned by the SequenceIterator will always be either nodes (class NodeInfo) or singleton values (class AtomicValue): these are represented collectively by the interface Item.
This interface forms part of the public Saxon API. The JavaDoc "since" flag is used from release 8.4 onwards to indicate methods that are considered to be a stable part of the API. Methods without a "since" flag should not be regarded as a stable part of the API.
Note that the stability of this interface applies to classes that use the interface, not to classes that implement it. The interface may be extended in future to add new methods. @author Michael H. Kay @since 8.4
org.exist.xquery.value.SequenceIterator
org.pdf4j.saxon.om.SequenceIterator
A SequenceIterator is used to iterate over any XPath 2 sequence (of values or nodes). To get the next item in a sequence, call next(); if this returns null, you've reached the end of the sequence.
A SequenceIterator keeps track of the current Item and the current position. The objects returned by the SequenceIterator will always be either nodes (class NodeInfo) or singleton values (class AtomicValue): these are represented collectively by the interface Item.
This interface forms part of the public Saxon API. The JavaDoc "since" flag is used from release 8.4 onwards to indicate methods that are considered to be a stable part of the API. Methods without a "since" flag should not be regarded as a stable part of the API.
Note that the stability of this interface applies to classes that use the interface, not to classes that implement it. The interface may be extended in future to add new methods. @author Michael H. Kay @since 8.4

Examples of net.sf.saxon.om.SequenceIterator

     * @param dynamicContext
     * @return
     * @throws XPathException
     */
    public static ListVariable createListOfXmlNodes(XQueryExpression exp, DynamicQueryContext dynamicContext) throws XPathException {
        final SequenceIterator iter = exp.iterator(dynamicContext);


        ListVariable listVariable = new ListVariable();
        while (true) {
            Item item = iter.next();
            if (item == null) {
                break;
            }


            XmlNodeWrapper value = new XmlNodeWrapper(item);

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Examples of org.exist.xquery.value.SequenceIterator

      Sequence zero = IntegerValue.ZERO;
      if(getSignature().getArgumentCount() == 2)
        {zero = getArgument(1).eval(contextSequence, contextItem);}
      result = zero;
    } else {
        final SequenceIterator iter = inner.iterate();
        Item item = iter.nextItem();
        AtomicValue value = item.atomize();


          value = check(value, null);
        
        //Set the first value
        ComputableValue sum = (ComputableValue) value;
        while (iter.hasNext()) {
          item = iter.nextItem();
          value = item.atomize();


              value = check(value, sum);
          
            if (Type.subTypeOf(value.getType(), Type.NUMBER)) {

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Examples of org.pdf4j.saxon.om.SequenceIterator

        // Then create a MappingIterator which applies a mapping function to each
        // item in the base sequence. The mapping function is essentially the "return"
        // expression, wrapped in a MappingAction object that is responsible also for
        // setting the range variable at each step.


        SequenceIterator base = sequence.iterate(context);
        int pslot = (positionVariable == null ? -1 : positionVariable.getLocalSlotNumber());
        MappingFunction map = new MappingAction(context, getLocalSlotNumber(), pslot, action);
        return new MappingIterator(base, map);
    }

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