Hi team, We have a field in EDI which is decimal type, using "," as decimal separator. Here are some examples this value can take:
18933 56,03 4500 10249 46,923 50 166116 264,187 72,2 Ideally, when parsing this field to xml, we would need to get these values with a "." separator (and the other way round from xml to edi, if possible, too): 18933 56.03 4500 10249 46.923 50 166116 264.187 72.2 Before considering XSLT for this specific task (a simple character replacement would work for us), we are trying to achieve this with the same dfdl file we use to parse the edi file. According to some references on the internet, there would be some specific ways to achieve this. One I tried and failed (throws errors) is: <xsd:element name="MeasurementValue" minOccurs="0" type="xsd:decimal" dfdl:textStandardDecimalSeparator="," /> Also we tried fiddling with some other params such as these and it didn't work either. dfdl:representation="text" dfdl:encoding="UTF-8" dfdl:textNumberRep ="standard" dfdl:textStandardBase="10" dfdl:textNumberPattern="#" dfdl:textStandardDecimalSeparator="," dfdl:lengthKind="delimited" I specially tried to figure out and experiment with the textNumberPattern from the documentation, as I don't see there is a clear pattern (something like digit digit separator digit digit). Could you please tell us if this is actually possible using only dfdl schema attributes? And what would be the right approach? We are using version 3.0.0. Thank you in advance.
