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Re: Forcing String Length?
Subject: Re: Forcing String Length?
From: Stephen Zisk <szisk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2000 16:55:02 -0400 (EST)
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How about:
substr (concat (<your-target-string>, ' '), 1, 10)
for blank fill, and the same with '0000000000' for zero fill. No
<xsl:choose>, no extra verbiage.
My question for the day is this:
Is there away to force string length? For example, my output contains a
string that must contain 10 characters but the XML source is not
guaranteed to supply that number of characters.
Is there a better, shorter way than doing a long series using
<xsl:choose>, testing string-length=10, string-length=9 etc and filling in
the appropriate number of spaces (or 0's if it's a number)
My stylesheet HUGE because I have so many places where this must be done.
It's working but I've got to find ways to trim it down.
Help!
Thanks,
Rebecca
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