f:is-true

f:is-true — Determines if a given value represents “true”

Function:

{http://docbook.org/ns/docbook/functions}is-true#1

Defined in:

modules/functions.xsl

Used in:

docbook.xsl, main.xsl, modules/variable.xsl, modules/head.xsl, modules/titles.xsl, modules/gentext.xsl, modules/toc.xsl, modules/index.xsl, modules/info.xsl, modules/blocks.xsl, modules/objects.xsl, modules/verbatim.xsl, modules/inlines.xsl, modules/xlink.xsl, modules/chunk-cleanup.xsl, modules/chunk-output.xsl

Used by:

$v:verbatim-number-first-line, $v:chunk-renumber-footnotes, $v:title-groups, t:generate-index, t:person-name-first-last, f:mediaobject-amend-uri(), f:verbatim-numbered(), f:verbatim-trim-trailing(), f:verbatim-trim-leading(), t:docbook

Synopsis

f:is-true( $value) as xs:boolean

Description

There are several conventions for indicating “true” or “false”. XSLT uses the words “yes” and “no” in many places. The XML Schema data type for xs:boolean uses “true” and “false” but also “1” and “0”.

The f:is-true() function returns true() for any of “true()”, “yes”, “true”, or a value that can be cast to an integer if that integer is not zero. It returns false() for any of “false()”, “no”, “false”, a value that can be cast to an integer that is zero, or the empty sequence.

It reports an error for any other value and returns “true()”.