Hi, Reto
My previous email didn't really response
to your question. Henry Zongaro pointed to me (Thanks, Henry for correcting
me) that string value 9.983066E-6 doesn't match XPath 1.0 syntax for a
number. number("9.9E-6") will return NaN. xsl:sort will work,
however, the return won't be the expec
Both the interpreted and compiled processor
of the current code base works fine with my example
5.6E-4
0.0056
Which version of Xalan are you using?
Please try with the latest release.
Christine
hello
My xml contains number in the following format:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#float";>9.983066E-6
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#float";>0.0023
I'm using xsl:sort with data-type="number", however xalan doesn't seem to
regard 9.983066E-6 as being smaller than 0.0023. Any way to tell
