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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=1967 ------- Additional Comments From colin@colina.demon.co.uk 2005-09-03 08:01 ------- I think that's an excellent suggestion. I've been thinking about this issue this very week, and very gloomy thoughts they were too. Some error codes will be needed (at least two - one for literal dates that are too early, and one for the results of computations). Should there be a system-property() key to test the availability of early dates? My initial tought is that the answer is probably no, as I cannot see how the author of a stylesheet can do much about the situation. My next thought is that a user-friendly diagnostic could be given. Perhaps a more useful system-property() key would be the level of XML Schema that is supported, as this property might not be redundant in XPath 2.1/3.0. I can see a problem for schema-aware processors though - what will happen when you try to validate a stylesheet contain a date in year zero? If it's using XML Schema 1.0, presumably it will fail validation. I guess just this means a schema-aware processor cannot implement this option unless it also has a validating parser with the same behaviour.
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