RE: number format test

> <xsl:number> is useful for special numbering: a, b, c,...; i, 
> ii, iii...; etc.
> I want further formats.  In Japanese text, the following 
> formats are useful.
> 
> format="&#x3042;"  (Hiragana A, I, U, ...)
> format="&#x30a2;"  (Katakana A, I, U, ...)
> format="&#x3044;"  (Hiragana I, RO, HA, ...)
> format="&#x30a4;"  (Katakana I, RO, HA, ...)
> format="&#x4e00;"  (Kanji 1, 2, 3, ...)
> format="&#xff11;"  (Fullwidth 1, 2, 3, ...)
> 
As I mentioned, I'd welcome information on these sequences so I can include
them in Saxon. Meanwhile, however, you do have the option to define your own
numbering sequences, simply by providing a class
com.icl.saxon.number.Numberer_jp that contains the necessary logic, and then
invoking xsl:number with lang="jp".

Mike Kay


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