david@megginson.com wrote:
> It sounds quite plausible: it still places a burden of locale handling
> on the processor or the application, but that's inevitable when we're
> dealing with lexical constraints. At least with this approach the
> application will be able to fail gracefully:
>
> Warning: sample.xml line 18 column 12: Cannot validate constraint
> "float" for unsupported language "ar" (trying default
> locale en-CA).
>
Where did the word "float" come from in that error message?
Is it part of an augmented DTD or Schema, or a stylesheet, or is it
wired in to the application?
Maybe what you really need is
<balance xml:type="float" xml:lang='ar'> ...
instead?
Lee
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