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Bug #1537
closedwhitespace causes incorrect XSL conversion of eml2beta6 to eml2 in <unit>
Start date:
04/27/2004
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Bugzilla-Id:
1537
Description
The attribute dialogs in Morpho 1.4 allowed a researcher to enter a freetext
'unit' for typing a specific data column for tabular data. Morpho 1.4 seems to
introduce a leading whitespace in the value of the unit tag like:
<unit> ton</unit>
On XSL transformation using $MORPHO_HOME/xsl/eml2attr.xsl, the unit value is
compared to the standard unit dictionary that ships with EML2.0.0. If the
standard unit name is found, a <standardUnit> tag is created with the previous
value. If not, the default is to produce a <customUnit> tag.
Because of the introduced leading whitespace, ' ton' != 'ton', and therefore an
orphaned <customUnit> ton</customUnit> tag is generated, with no reference to
it's STMML unit definition.
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