Re: translate array delimiters in XSLT

I was thinking that, too, Wendell, but some quick testing revealed a
problem. Because translate substitutes only one character, the semi-colon
is replaced with a comma but no space. To get a space after each comma
requires a different approach. I suppose a recursive template that uses
substring functions would be the 1.0 solution. I think the 2.0 solution
would be to tokenize the input string and then reassemble with a for-each
on the tokens, adding the comma and space along the way.

Cheers,
Wendell

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