Re: Comparison operator

Sounds like a processor bug.   The string '0' should be automatically
converted to the number 0, although is there some reason you're not just
using a number?

By the way, the "./" is unnecessary here.  This is exactly the same thing:

   "mytag[. > 0]"

Dave



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Hi, I am a little bit lost and couldn't find in a reasonnable time in the
references why does the following test return true with  <mytag> -1
</mytag>

<xsl:if test="./mytag[. &gt; '0']">

Thanks in advance

J. Ossmann


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