Re: i18n and l10n question

David Carlisle wrote:

> > So I guess the processor is already an XSLT 2.0

> no, it was xalan:-)

  Mmh, I wonder what was exactly the input the OP did give to the
processor.  Because after the discussion, the "my" prefix had to appear
only in xsl:function/@name.  And if it was the case, I don't understand
how Xalan can complain about the "my" prefix not declared.

  Regards,

--drkm























	

	
		
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