Subject: Re: [xsl] The Perils of Sudden Type-Safety in XPath 2.0 From: Gunther Schadow <gunther@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 14:32:25 -0500 |
Thans Jeni for your kind words of support. The problem is 1.0 backward compatibility doesn't help me (as I do want 2.0, the good part of it anyway :-). And as Michael can tell, I have done some pushing the envelope of saxon code a bit so that I was hoping a recent modification of his would make my life easier. Anyway, I am back at v7.3 now and only lost like 3 hours of my life ...
Can you show us the place where you need to use xs:integer? It might be that you can use number() instead?
See my other messages on this, the particular xs:integer() need came from
<xsl:template match="display"> <xsl:variable name="indent" select="string-pad(' ', @indent)/> </xsl:template>
where it complains that string-pad wants an xsd:integer as second argument.
And yes my first attempt was at using number(@indent) and then it complained that it really wanted xsd:integer and not a double ...
and then I used integer(@indent) and it told me it really didn't know what integer() was, and I had to declare xmlns:xsd='...Schema...' and then say xsd:integer(@indent) and then it was happy. Lots of dance for nothing.
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