On 09/02/2012 09:54, Clint Redwood wrote:
> I also note that the xpath function "round" doesn't have any
> precision associated with it, so I can't just count the decimal
> places of the shorter value and round the longer to that precision.
yes not sure why they didn't add a precision argument.
round-to-half-even does have a precision argument so you could use that
if that rounding is acceptable, or if you want to use round you can of
course scale by a suitable power of 10 to bring the precisions into play.
David
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