Re: Using normalize-space to test for characters in te

character 160 is not white space as defined by the XML spec (and by
reference xslt) in fact the main point of using 160 is that it _looks_
white but it _isn't_ white space so it does not vanish at places where a
normal space would, eg in normalize-space.

David

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