From: Michael Smith (msmith@speedlegal.com)
Date: Mon Aug 02 2004 - 22:23:18 PDT
Hi,
I ran into a problem today with XEP 3.8. I have some reasonably complex
bits of XSLT that ended up (in one particular, unusual case) producing
an expression of the form:
"100% - -5.4pt"
in my XSL file.
I had a look at the grammar defined in the XSL specification, and as far
as I understand it, this is permitted.
XEP says this, though:
XEP Warning: Bad attribute inline-progression-dimension: Could not
evaluate expression (100.0% - -5.386pt) in attribute
inline-progression-dimension.maximum
I can work around this for the moment, but I'd appreciate anyone a bit
more knowledgeable about this stuff letting me know if my original
version was legal (i.e. is this an XEP bug?)
Mike
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