Re: [xsl] order-by: char or int?

> *******which gets me back to my query :)

you might be better to ask on a newsgroup for that language (the
microsoft news server still has some) whether or not it makes sense to
use a deprecated language like msxml2's transformation language, (and
there are situations where it is reasonable still to do this) it
clearly isn't the subject of this list.

David

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