On 26/08/2010 13:21, pankaj(_dot_)c(_at_)thomsondigital(_dot_)com wrote:
please don't take things off list
. = '& # x 2 0 2 2 ;'
You mean with spaces. If that is the case I didn't knew about it.
No I put in spaces to make sure it showed up (sorry, I should have said)
some mail readers try to be "clever" and replace character references by
the character.
number(.)=number(.)
Do you mean<xsl:when test="number(.)=number(.)">
could you be more clear about this?
yes.
<xsl:when test="number('12')=number('12')">
is true, because the string '12' casts to a number.
<xsl:when test="number('xy')=number('xy')">
is false as the string 'xy' casts to the special value NaN which is not
equal to anything, even itself.
so
<xsl:when test="number(.)=number(.)">
is true just if the string value of the current node is the lexical form
of a number.
Thanks in advance.
Pankaj
David
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