anchor.diff:  [.function]
   === nextInt
   
  -*Description*: [.description]#Returns a one-up value (starting at 0) and increasing over the lifetime of the running instance of NiFi. 
  -	This value is not persisted across restarts and is not guaranteed to be unique across a cluster. 
  -	This value is considered "one-up" in that if called multiple times across the NiFi instance, the values will be sequential. 
  -	However, this counter is shared across all NiFi components, so calling this function multiple times from one Processor will 
  +*Description*: [.description]#Returns a one-up value (starting at 0) and increasing over the lifetime of the running instance of NiFi.
  +	This value is not persisted across restarts and is not guaranteed to be unique across a cluster.
  +	This value is considered "one-up" in that if called multiple times across the NiFi instance, the values will be sequential.
  +	However, this counter is shared across all NiFi components, so calling this function multiple times from one Processor will
   	not guarantee sequential values within the context of a particular Processor.#
   
   *Subject Type*: [.subjectless]#No Subject#
  
positive.code: All attributes are considered to be of type String.
  
  The Expression Language is generally able to automatically coerce a value of one data type to the appropriate
  data type for a function. However, functions do exist to manually coerce a value into a specific data type. 
  See the <<type_cast>> section for more information. 
  
  
  
  
negative.code: 
  [.function]
  === anyAttribute
  
  *Description*: [.description]#Checks to see if any of the given attributes, match the given condition. This function has no subject and takes one or more
  	arguments that are the names of attributes to which the remainder of the Expression is to be applied. If any of the attributes specified,
  	when evaluated against the rest of the Expression, returns a value of `true`, then this function will return `true`. Otherwise, this function
  