xsltproc interprets XSL different
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I have
<price>59,00</price>
in XML and transform it with
<xsl:value-of select="(ceiling(((number(translate(text(), ',', '.'))*26))div 10)*10)"/>
in XSL, but I get different result in different processors.
In Liquid and msxsl, I get the correct result '1540', but in xsltproc, I got '40040'.
Are there some different interpretations of XSLT?
xml xslt xslt-1.0 msxsl
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I have
<price>59,00</price>
in XML and transform it with
<xsl:value-of select="(ceiling(((number(translate(text(), ',', '.'))*26))div 10)*10)"/>
in XSL, but I get different result in different processors.
In Liquid and msxsl, I get the correct result '1540', but in xsltproc, I got '40040'.
Are there some different interpretations of XSLT?
xml xslt xslt-1.0 msxsl
edited 2 days ago
zx485
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asked 2 days ago
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How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because ofceiling(). Instead of153.4 * 10it's154 * 10.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate withoutceiling()and again the value is1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks
– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago
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I have
<price>59,00</price>
in XML and transform it with
<xsl:value-of select="(ceiling(((number(translate(text(), ',', '.'))*26))div 10)*10)"/>
in XSL, but I get different result in different processors.
In Liquid and msxsl, I get the correct result '1540', but in xsltproc, I got '40040'.
Are there some different interpretations of XSLT?
xml xslt xslt-1.0 msxsl
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
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I have
<price>59,00</price>
in XML and transform it with
<xsl:value-of select="(ceiling(((number(translate(text(), ',', '.'))*26))div 10)*10)"/>
in XSL, but I get different result in different processors.
In Liquid and msxsl, I get the correct result '1540', but in xsltproc, I got '40040'.
Are there some different interpretations of XSLT?
xml xslt xslt-1.0 msxsl
xml xslt xslt-1.0 msxsl
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
4017
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
4017
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
edited 2 days ago
zx485
12.9k122845
12.9k122845
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
4017
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
4017
asked 2 days ago
Destrosvet
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How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because ofceiling(). Instead of153.4 * 10it's154 * 10.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate withoutceiling()and again the value is1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks
– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because ofceiling(). Instead of153.4 * 10it's154 * 10.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate withoutceiling()and again the value is1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks
– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago
How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because of
ceiling(). Instead of 153.4 * 10 it's 154 * 10.– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because of
ceiling(). Instead of 153.4 * 10 it's 154 * 10.– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate without
ceiling() and again the value is 1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate without
ceiling() and again the value is 1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago
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How the calculation is 1540 if we do in simple calculation its provide 1534?
– Amrendra Kumar
yesterday
@AmrendraKumar - Because of
ceiling(). Instead of153.4 * 10it's154 * 10.– Daniel Haley
yesterday
What version of xsltproc are you using? I'm unable to reproduce using 1.1.26.win32.
– Daniel Haley
yesterday
@DanielHaley, Is it depends on processor? i use to calculate without
ceiling()and again the value is1534. Please refer link: xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe. Its curiosity to know deeply. Thanks– Amrendra Kumar
21 hours ago
@AmrendraKumar - without ceiling it’s 1534 (153.4 * 10). With ceiling it’s 1540 (154 * 10). xsltransform.net/6qaFCEe/1
– Daniel Haley
20 hours ago