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At 13:57 2-07-2001, Chris Bayes wrote:
What language is that? You're using extension functions there, but there's no declaration for the regExp namespace prefix, nor any indication of how it's declared. Are you using the Java String class?
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RE: [xsl] given @id="1.2.3" .... -1 || +1 to the "3" in @id??
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Subject: RE: [xsl] given @id="1.2.3" .... -1 || +1 to the "3" in @id?? From: "Christopher R. Maden" <crism@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 21:36:56 -0700 |
At 13:57 2-07-2001, Chris Bayes wrote:
Anthony, <xsl:value-of select="regExp:match(., '[0-9]+|\.', 'g')[5]" /> should do it. Or <xsl:value-of select="regExp:match(., '[0-9]+|\.', 'g')[count(regExp:match(., '[0-9]+|\.', 'g'))]" /> for any .00.00.00.00 Or use tokenize str:tokenize(., '.')
What language is that? You're using extension functions there, but there's no declaration for the regExp namespace prefix, nor any indication of how it's declared. Are you using the Java String class?
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