Re: [xsl] •

[Greg Martel <gregm at wolfram dot com>]

Thanks, Wendell. I now have a much clearer picture of what I was 
trying to do and how to go about it. (And I now know what the 
difference between an entity and a character reference is and how to 
use encoding to either control xsl output or clue in browsers to read 
characters properly. I will probably not confuse entities and 
character references anytime in the near future.)


> Oops! did I say "character entities"?
>
> Me <= Bad
>
> Retreating to workshop to rewire his brain ("character *references*)",
> Wendell
>
> At 12:27 PM 6/10/2002, you wrote:
> > The parser recognizes &#8226; as a character not because there is 
> > somewhere an entity named '#8826' declared, but because entities of 
> > this form are hard-wired to be character entities.
>
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Thanks,

gregm

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