David Carlisle a écrit :
>> Am I doing something wrong?
>
> yes, using the function xs:integer to try to get the integer 32 from a
> character with unicode value 32.
No : I've never said that I was trying to do such a stupid thing :)
The function you are looking for is
I'm not looking for that function :)
> available in xpath but not called xs:integer it is called
> string-to-codepoints which returns (in general) a sequence of integers,
> but if as here your string has length 1, you'll get a single integer (32).
Even if we are aware of what can do xs:integer and string-to-codepoints,
nobody can prevent me to do an application that consider that <x> </x>
means that there is an integer inside the x element, taken from the
unicode character, even if it is a very stupid idea.
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