Scott,

I don't know how the format-number() function is implemented in
Xalan, but I know that we used a standard Java 1.1 class to do
the work for us on XSLTC. We did this because the rules for
number formatting in the XSLT spec and the Java 1.1 API spec are
very close. But, this means that the actual output may differ if
the DecimalFormat class in your JDK does not conform to the Java
standards.

Morten
 

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> 
> (see http://nagoya.apache.org/~rubys/gump/xml-xalan2-smoketest.html)
> 
> numberformat07.xsl succeeds fine on my machine.  I can't tell why it didn't
> succeed on the gump machine.  Is this a precision problem?  Should we
> exclude this test from the smoketest?
> 
> mdocs16 is a new test and is missing a referenced file.
> 
> -scott

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