
geo:polygon-contains( $polygon as cts:polygon, $region as cts:region*, [$options as xs:string*] ) as xs:boolean
Returns true if the polygon contains a region.
precision option takes precedence over
  that implied by the governing coordinate system name, including the
  value of the coordinate-system option. For example, if the
  governing coordinate system is "wgs84/double" and the precision
  option is "float", then the operation uses single precision.
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geo:polygon-contains(
    cts:polygon((
      cts:point(51.5298921,-0.1674557),
      cts:point(51.5327487,-0.1660395),
      cts:point(51.5343504,-0.1644945),
      cts:point(51.5354716,-0.1620483),
      cts:point(51.5367796,-0.1574993),
      cts:point(51.5374737,-0.1526499),
      cts:point(51.5369398,-0.1488304),
      cts:point(51.5351513,-0.1468134),
      cts:point(51.5319478,-0.1460838),
      cts:point(51.5284771,-0.1460409),
      cts:point(51.5253265,-0.1455688),
      cts:point(51.5237779,-0.1450968),
      cts:point(51.5227899,-0.1461697),
      cts:point(51.5233507,-0.1478004),
      cts:point(51.5246323,-0.1483583),
      cts:point(51.5248192,-0.1587868),
      cts:point(51.5266348,-0.1604605),
      cts:point(51.5292514,-0.1644945),
      cts:point(51.5298387,-0.1665545)
    )),
    cts:polygon((
      cts:point(51.5361190,-0.1590335),
      cts:point(51.5366529,-0.1568234),
      cts:point(51.5372001,-0.1537657),
      cts:point(51.5372868,-0.1527464),
      cts:point(51.5334561,-0.1509440),
      cts:point(51.5332359,-0.1517808),
      cts:point(51.5348643,-0.1584756),
      cts:point(51.5355250,-0.1592481),
      cts:point(51.5360522,-0.1590765)
  )))
==> true
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