Michael Kay wrote:
No there's no such function.
That's sad, but at least I'm reassured about my spec searching
skills ;-)
As a matter of interest, what's the use case?
I am writing a WebDAV client in XSLT, using the EXPath HTTP
client. In the result, the paths are encoded (for instance if you
ask the list of resources in a collection, aka the files in a
directory). See (in particular the example in 8.3.1):
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4918#section-8.3
So to display the resource name to a human, I should decode it
first.
(b) difficulty in the detail of specifying it: what do you do
for example with percent signs that aren't followed by two hex
digits.
Yes. I've just written such a function in plain XSLT, and I
generate an error in that case. If I am right (but I did not
check) the input is not a valid lexical URI if this is the case
(for instance "http://.../a%2";).
Regards,
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Florent Georges
http://www.fgeorges.org/
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