From what I can tell, the only format token which enforces a minimal
output string length is a numeric token ending in Unicode '1', preceded
by some number of Unicode '0' characters. Is this correct?
It seems like the minimal output string length, in practice, is
determined simply by the length of a numeric format token.
For example, (results taken from Xalan and Saxon both)
<xsl:number value="8" format="001"> will produce "008"
similarly...
<xsl:number value="8" format="999"> will also produce "008"
The TR specifies that any token outside of the 5 predefined types should
cause a numbering sequence beginning with that token. Can anyone explain
more clearly why '999' doesn't fall into this category?
Thanks!
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