XML in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition

Name

xs:totalDigits

Synopsis

<xs:totalDigits
  fixed = "( true | false )"
  id = "ID"
  value = "positiveInteger" >
  <!-- (xs:annotation?) -->
</xs:totalDigits>

The xs:totalDigits facet element is used when deriving from xs:decimal elements and its descendants (xs:integer, xs:long, xs:nonNegativeInteger, xs:unsignedLong, etc.) by restriction. It specifies the maximum number of non-zero digits allowed in the number, including both the integer and fractional parts, but not counting the decimal point or the sign. This only sets the maximum number of digits. If you want to specify a minimum number of digits, use the xs:pattern element instead. If the fixed attribute has the value true, then types derived from this type are not allowed to override the value of fractionDigits given here.