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fn-codepoints-to-string-1 is supposed to fail, but it's perfectly valid. 60 is the codepoint of a valid XML character (the less-than sign)
Reassigning this bug to Carmelo. The catalog says I wrote it, but I did not. CVS log indicates that 'cmontane' committed this file. I assume this is Carmelo.
Mike: Changed test changed to use: fn:codepoints-to-string(5) Will write other tests for other illegal characters as well as surrogate blocks. Also changed the test author (not yet reflected on catalog). Plase close bug if in agreement. Carmelo
5 is a valid codepoint in XML 1.1, which processors can support if they choose. It would be better to use values such as 0 and 10000000 which are always illegal.
Thanks Mike. Used "0" instead. May write extra tests. Carmelo