XSLT <xsl:decimal-format> elements

May 28, 2021 XSL T

1. XSLT and lt;xsl: decimal-format-gt; elements

2. Definitions and usages

3. Grammar

4. Property

XSLT and lt;xsl: decimal-format-gt; elements

This section is an introduction to the use of the elements of XSLT and lt;xsl:decimal-format.

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Definitions and usages

The element defines the characters and symbols to use when converting numbers into strings through the format-number() function.

Not all countries use the same characters to separate the small and integer parts, or to group the numbers. You can change specific characters to other symbols by using the element of the .lt;xsl:decimal-format.

The element is the top level element.

The format-number() function can refer to the element by name.

Grammar

<xsl:decimal-format
name="name"
decimal-separator="char"
grouping-separator="char"
infinity="string"
minus-sign="char"
NaN="string"
percent="char"
per-mille="char"
zero-digit="char"
digit="char"
pattern-separator="char"/>

Property

Attributes	value	describe
name	name	Optional.The name is specified for this format.
decimal-separator	char	Optional.Specifies the decimal point character.The default is ".".
grouping-separator	char	Optional.Provisions the thousands of separators.The default is ",".
infinity	string	Optional.It is specified to express an infinite string.The default is "infinity".
minus-sign	char	Optional.The characters indicating the negative number are specified.The default is "-".
NaN	string	Optional.The string used when the value is not used.The default is "nan".
percent	char	Optional.The character of the percent symbol is specified.The default is "%".
per-mille	char	Optional.Specify the character of the thousandth.The default is "‰".
zero-digit	char	Optional.Specify the characters of numbers 0.The default is "0".
digit	char	Optional.The character is specified, which is used to indicate where you need to use numbers.The default is #.
pattern-separator	char	Optional.The character is specified, which is used to separate the positive submersible submersible in the format mode.The default is ";".

Instance 1

The following example shows how to format it as a European currency (note that the third argument in the format-number() function refers to the name of the element.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">

<xsl:decimal-format name="euro"
decimal-separator="," grouping-separator="."/>

<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:value-of
select="format-number(26825.8, '#.###,00', 'euro')"/>
</xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

Output:

26,825.80