Re: [Xsltforms-support] format-number

[Ioan F. <mi...@gm...>]

Many thanks, Alain!  It's perfect, for output works like in XQuery.

I usually use mixed configurations, but for Romanian localization of the 
new properties I can propose the following:

<format-number.decimal-separator-sign>,</format-number.decimal-separator-sign>
<format-number.exponent-separator-sign>e</format-number.exponent-separator-sign>
<format-number.grouping-separator-sign>.</format-number.grouping-separator-sign>
<format-number.infinity>Infinit</format-number.infinity>
<format-number.minus-sign>-</format-number.minus-sign>
<format-number.NaN>Nenumeric</format-number.NaN>
<format-number.percent-sign>%</format-number.percent-sign>
<format-number.per-mille-sign>&#x2030;</format-number.per-mille-sign>

I now address (if I see that it can!) an another question, related to 
calendar, for the fields of type xsd: dateTime.

It may be possible to configure the time, for example, to not display 
seconds, or  to shown the minutes only from 10 to 10 or from 15 to 15?

All the best!
Ioan

On 11/15/2015 10:45 PM, Alain Couthures wrote:
> Hi Ioan,
>
> The format-number() function is now supported in XPath expressions. 
> This has been committed in source repositories.
>
> It can be used with 2 parameters only and signs to be used in picture 
> are the ones for English: "." as decimal separator and so on. This 
> way, pictures don't have to be rewritten for applications with 
> multi-language support.
>
> New properties are now supported in config.xsl files to allow specific 
> separators for a language. For example, for French:
>
> <format-number.decimal-separator-sign>,</format-number.decimal-separator-sign> 
>
> <format-number.exponent-separator-sign>.10^</format-number.exponent-separator-sign> 
>
>             <format-number.grouping-separator-sign> 
> </format-number.grouping-separator-sign>
> <format-number.infinity>Infini</format-number.infinity>
> <format-number.minus-sign>-</format-number.minus-sign>
>             <format-number.NaN>Non numérique</format-number.NaN>
> <format-number.percent-sign>%</format-number.percent-sign>
> <format-number.per-mille-sign>&#x2030;</format-number.per-mille-sign>
>
> Please send me corresponding values for your country.
>
> Thank you for your feedback!
>
> --Alain
>