Re: About node references

> > One can think of two map instances returning different values 
> > for the same keys.
> > This is similar to xslt key() function returning different 
> > values for the same key name, and value per different documents.
> 
> I guess the relationship there is functional but it's a function of 
three
> things: the key name, the key value, and the document instance. So the 
map


> is like a memo function in which two of the arguments have been curried.

I've probably got the idea.

Does (curried) memo function assumes allocation of some resources and 
never releasing them?
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