XML in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition

Name

xs:fractionDigits

Synopsis

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

The xs:fractionDigits facet element is used when deriving from xs:decimal (and its subtypes) by restriction. It limits the number of non-zero digits allowed after the decimal point to, at most, the number specified by the value attribute. This sets only the maximum number of digits after the decimal point. If you want to set the minimum number of digits required, you’ll have to 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.