Have there been any changes in the libxslt collating behavior in the last year to make it locale-aware? I notice the following bug from more than a year ago - libxslt doesn't support lang attribute on xsl:sort out-of-the-box http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=152501 I realize there's also the examples/xsltICUSort.c code in the libxslt distro, but as far as I can see, no OS distro packagers are building and packaging libxslt with that compiled in. And average users are not going to be able to build libxslt themselves with it compiled in. And as far as the following comment in the xsltICUSort.c source: module provided by Richard Jinks to provide a sort function replacement using ICU, it is not included in standard due to the size of the ICU library I guess that implies that the ICU libraries need to be statically linked in in order for that build libxslt with that code compiled in? If so, why? I notice that Xalan-C now has support for locale-aware xsl:sort, using the ICU C library. And ldd shows dynamic links to libicuuc.so and libicudata.so --Mike -- Michael Smith http://sideshowbarker.net/
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