On 10/22/10 5:38 PM, scouic wrote:
I thought invalid-xexpr?was necessarily a boolean returning # t or # f ... thank you very much for your explanation David
exn:invalid-xexpr? is a predicate: it's a function that can be applied to any value and it will return either #t or #f. It returns #t only for exn:invalid-xexpr values. When applied to exn:xml values, it returns #f. That's why you want to use exn:xml? in this particular case.
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