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Re: [xsl] using every inside a predicate

2006-05-23 04:32:47

Is there any way I can force a lower case comparision?

check whether your processor offers such a collection or just explictly
lower case by sticking
/lower-case(.)
at the end of the path.

 select="distinct-values((sections/section/name
                        [not(contains(., 'new entry'))]
                        [every $s in ancestor::sections/section satisfies
$s/name = .])/lower-case(.))" />


Reading up on distinct-values, it says that I am to assume the default
collation as case-blind,

where did you read that? XSLT2 specifies that the default collation, if
not specified by the stylesheet is the Uniocde codepoint collation which
will sort A and a differently.

David

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