Re: XSLT 2.0 Matching characters above 255

ah someone using the bold math characters in plane 1.
We should sign you up to the mathml list:-)

> I thought about using <xsl:analyze-string>, can regex's can do
> comparisons like this?
[&#xFF;-&#x10FFFF;]+

is a regexp that matches a run of one or more characters above 255.

David

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