saxon:tokenize is a Saxon extension function, the second argument is the
actual separator, e.g. " " for a single space. The default if you omit the
second argument is to separate on any whitespace.

You're confusing it with the XPath 2.0 tokenize() function, which takes a
regular expression as its second argument. So you can either use tokenize()
with "\s" as the second argument, or saxon:tokenize with no second argument.

Michael Kay

> -----Original Message-----
> From: sarra hamdi [mailto:hacker249@xxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: 12 June 2004 09:20
> To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:  coodinate tranformation 
> 
> 
> hello,
> I have a gml coordinate that I want trosform it in svg 
> coordinate, using xsl transformation.
> I validated my files with xml exchange editor and the saxon processor.
> I used the tokenize function like: 
> select="saxon:tokenize(*/gml:coordinates, '\s')", the result 
> thet I get is a list of all coordinates without 
> transformation,from this  I want know what parameter must I use:
> e.g I have:gml:coordinates>0 50, 70 60, 80 90</gml:coordinates>
> select="saxon:tokenize(*/gml:coordinates, '\s')"
> the current result: <path d="0 50, 70 60, 80 90"/>
> how can I obtain: <path d="M0 50, L 70 60, L 80 90" />
> thank you
> 
> 
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