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I'm really trying to understand these tests: * fn-codepoint-equal-14's query is fn:codepoint-equal("aa",fn:upper-case("aa")), and has a baseline containing 'true. I don't see how "aa" and "AA" is considered equal on a codepoint basis. Contrast to fn-codepoint-equal-12, for example. *fn-codepoint-equal-14's query is 'fn:codepoint-equal("aa","aa") and fn:false()', and has a baseline containing "true". Since one of the operands always is false, I think this should always evaluate to false. Regards, Frans
Hey Frans: Thanks for the comment. This was also commented on two otehr bugs, 3154 and 3132. The corerct results wew submitted. Thanks, Carmelo *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3132 ***