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Hi,
we are missing a neutral value for the
xsl:sort/@case-order. We are using a
<xsl:sort ... case-order='{$which-order}'>
within a parametrized template and would like
to have all three cases for which-order:
1. lower-first
2. upper-first
3. no-particular-ordering-on-upper-and-lower
Since we are using xsl:variables we cannot simply
leave the case-order attribute away.
Either this seems to be missing from the XSLT
standards, even XSLT 2, or I'm missing the point,
e.g. an empty case-order would have the effect of
the third line. And if I'm not missing the point,
wouldn't this be useful within XSLT 2.0?!
--
Frank Nestel
XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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