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At 2002-11-13 16:39 +0000, Yates, Danny (ANTS) wrote:
Will this work? Yes. Doesn't the translate() function map one character to another? i.e. translate($input, "abc", "ABC"). Yes. What happens if a character is matched in the first string, but there are insufficient characters in the second string to determine a replacement? (e.g. translate("c", "abc", "AB")) The character is removed, by design. See 4.2 in XPath 1.0. Also, if you are going to use the translate() function, why bother with the special Unicode chars? Why not just translate away the decimal point and comma? Good point ... why not? I was caught up in the answer to the presentation issue I brought up and that the quester was trying to find special characters. Just use: translate( format-number( $x, $y ), ',.', '' ) .............. Ken
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