Re: Case conversion in XSL?

i agree completly that silly things are possible......and of course i am not
interested in that.

if one does a typical application that is developed in the 4 primary
european languages ( german, french, english, italian ) then there is a
clear concept.

maybe some of the Unicode expert lurkers here could comment, i would expect
Unicode to have some sort of awareness of uppercase and lowercase where its
appropriate.

the reason for suggesting this is not for myself,  i am talking about a
typical web designer who would use xslt as part of their primary markup
mechanism for display; they would expect this type of courtesy
functionality.

chow, jim fuller

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sebastian Rahtz" <sebastian.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 10:47 AM
Subject: Re:  Case conversion in XSL?


> cutlass writes:
>
>  > whats the implication of adding an uppercase/lowercase function to XSLT
?
>
> uppercase/lowercase is a bit culture-specific, surely? if you
> uppercase some math symbols, what do you want returned? Does Unicode
> prescribe which things may "uppercase" themselves? If not, then XSLT
> cant do it. It it does, then its easy
>
> sebastian
>
>
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