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Re: [xsl] recognize character entities

2006-08-30 02:52:12

For instance, almost all characters in the range 0x02200 - 0x022FF are included (Mathematical Operators subset in Unicode). The regular expression for this is: [\x2200-\x22FF]. I'm not sure if processor dig this too: Mathematical symbols ought to be matched with the simple expression: \P{Sm}.
Sorry for posting twice.
The above contains an error. I think this ought to be: [∀ - ⋿]. The Perl-style unicode codepoint identifier is not allowed in XPath/Xslt.

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