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On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 09:48, bryan wrote:
> - obviously date is just one of the examples, other example is changing
> from currency formats, for example changing 1.006.459,00 to 1,006,459.00
> which is something one would most likely want to deal with anyway.
> Point being that I see quite a lot of this kind of stuff having to be
> done wherever the data is important and then finally the XSDL gets added
> in basically checking that structure is right.
I hope you won't mind the plug, buts that's something that the ISO DSDL
project is tackling under two different angles:
1) It's discussed under "part 4 - Datatypes"
2) It's supported by my strawman (code name xvif) for "part 1 -
Interoperability Framework".
The example 12 [1] given in this strawman [2] shows how to use xvif to
localize dates using either regular expressions while the example 12 [3]
does the same with XSLT.
[1]http://downloads.xmlschemata.org/python/xvif/tests/iframe/strawman/012
[2]http://downloads.xmlschemata.org/python/xvif/xvif.html
[3]http://downloads.xmlschemata.org/python/xvif/tests/iframe/strawman/013
(Please note that xvif is a personal prototype and implementation to
illustrate what could be the interoperability framework and has no
endorsement from the ISO.)
Eric
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