DrScriptt

TIL that #xsltproc (on my system) only supports #XSLT version 1.1.

I learned this because the `replace( … )` function apparently requires XSLT version 2.0.

I want the `replace( … )` function because #IANA put two comma separated addresses in one record while all the others are a single address.

The node the addresses are in is named “address” which seems singular to me.

But IANA put `192.0.0.170/32, 192.0.0.171/32 ` in an <address/> node.

Thanks IANA. 😒

<registry>
<registry>
<!-- … -->
<record>
<address>…</address>
<!-- … -->
</record>
<!-- … -->
</registry>
</registry>

No, I have no idea why <registry/> is nested the way that it is.

https://www.iana.org/assignments/iana-ipv4-special-registry/iana-ipv4-special-registry.xml

Mar 13 at 2:02amWeb
Show threadokapiMar 13
@drscriptt xsltproc does support the common exslt extensions which includes the replace function you're looking for. Was a pity it never did xslt 2.
Show threadDrScripttMar 13

@okapi hum.

I’ll have to look deeper.

Thank you for the heads up.