Rendering clarification sought

[Andreas J Guelzow <aguelzow@math.concordia.ab.ca>]

The following snippet is taken from styles.xml of one of the famous Maja
wedding files:

<number:currency-style style:name="N104"><style:text-properties fo:color="#ff0000"/>
<number:text>-</number:text>
<number:currency-symbol number:language="en" number:country="US">$</number:currency-symbol>
<number:number number:decimal-places="2" number:min-integer-digits="1" number:grouping="true"/>
<style:map style:condition="value()&gt;=0" style:apply-style-name="N104P0"/>
</number:currency-style>

It's clear to me that if the current value is larger than or equal to
zero, the style:map applies and so style "N104P0" should be used.

Of interest is what happens for negative values. Suppose the value is
-1000 and we are in C locale. Then

<number:number number:decimal-places="2" number:min-integer-digits="1" number:grouping="true"/>

should translate into:                               -1,000.00
adding the currency symbol would yield:             $-1,000.00 
and with the number:text we get:                   -$-1,000.00

Is this the correct interpretation of the standard?

I gather there is really an attempt made to move the minus sign ahead of
the currency symbol, of course that would only work if 
<number:number number:decimal-places="2" number:min-integer-digits="1" number:grouping="true"/>
suppresses the minus sign, but I can't see any evidence of that in the
standard.

Thanks

Andreas
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Andreas J. Guelzow
Concordia University College of Alberta