| Can have values true and false |
| A single character |
| A string value, containing an XPath expression. |
| A string value. Must be an XML name. The string value
can be used only once as an id in any document. |
| A string containing one of the defined language identifiers. American English = EN-US |
| A string value that conforms to the name conventions of XML. That means: no whitespace,
should start with either a letter or an _. |
| Multiple name values separated by whitespace. |
| Any string that is defined as a prefix for a namespace. |
| A name value that does not contain a colon. |
| A node in an XML document. Can be of several types, including: element, attribute, comment, processing instruction, text node, etc... |
| A set of nodes in a specific order. Can be of any length. |
| A string value, containing an XPath expression that returns nodes. |
| A numeric value. Can be both floating point or integer |
| Anything. Can be a string, a node, a node-set, anything |
| Qualified name: the full name of a node. Made up of two parts: the local name and the namespace identifier. |
| A set of qname values, separated by whitespace. |
| A string value |
| A string value that contains no whitespace. |
| Multiple token values separated by whitespace. |
| Any string that conforms to the URI specification. |
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