localize dates according to document lang in NL, DE and EN (default) #150
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Currently, as it stands, this errors out if there's no date (yet) set:
Error at char 36 in xsl:value-of/@select on line 321 column 106 of meta.xslt:
XPST0008 Variable date has not been declared (or its declaration is not in scope)
I'm thinking of whether we can support a default (?) language as fallback, in order to ensure backwards compatibility?
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Localizes dates in Dutch, German and English (default) with custom functions.
Hardcoding the month names helps to avoid fiddling with Saxon and Java.