>  > By the way I noticed the EXSLT functions date:hour-in-day,
>  > date:minute-in-hour and date:second-in-minute are called in
>  > date.msxsl.xsl date:hourInDay, date:minuteInHour and
>  > date:secondInMinute. Is this correct or a previous version of the
>  > functions??
>  
>  JavaScript doesn't allow hyphens in function names, unlike XPath. In
>  the XSLT 1.1 WD there was a suggestion that the implementations should
>  do a mapping so that if you call a function with date:hour-in-day()
>  then the implementation should detect that you mean the function
>  date:hourInDay(). MSXML doesn't do that, though, so if you use the
>  JavaScript versions of the functions then you have to use the
>  non-hyphenated version (i.e. camelCase version) of the function names.
>  But they should work in exactly the same way.
>  
If you are doing the transformations in script then you can make use of
the scriptlet at
http://www.bayes.co.uk/xml/index.xml?/xml/utils/dates/datetimes.xml
You would use it something like

var oDT = new ActiveXObject("exslt.datetimes");
processor.addObject(oDT, "http://exslt.org/dates-and-times");

You can then use date:hour-in-day, date:minute-in-hour and
date:second-in-minute etc

Ciao Chris

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