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xsl:number issue

From: coosa <coosa76@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 4/3/2008 1:54:00 AM
Dear all,

I am trying to perform simple arthemtic operations using xslt;
example:
<xsl:number value="number(1) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 0.25
(Correct)
<xsl:number value="number(2) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 1 (Wrong)
<xsl:number value="number(3) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 1 (Wrong)
<xsl:number value="number(4) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 1 (Correct)
<xsl:number value="number(5) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 1 (Wrong)
<xsl:number value="number(6) div number(4)"/> -> Output = 2 (Wrong)
..etc.
What is wrong with what I am doing?
Notice that I also used both <xsl:number value="2 div 4"/> and
<xsl:number value="number(2) div number(4)"/> giving me the same
output.

Regards


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