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I'm trying to query my database for prices greater than/less than a user specified number. (because you should obey the standards). This quite simple answer (with minor change to the value function) allowed me to concatenate a series of xml strings without getting ugly gt;s and lt;s, and i think this method is more reliable. 300.00} according to the docs, this should work: I don't write a lot of bash, so i'm a bit stumped as to how to fix this. In my database, prices are stored like so: Is this encoding defined by the html encoding or some standard like iso, utf.

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I don't write a lot of bash, so i'm a bit stumped as to how to fix this. This quite simple answer (with minor change to the value function) allowed me to concatenate a series of xml strings without getting ugly gt;s and lt;s, and i think this method is more reliable. I need to check whether a value returned from a command is greater than x.

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