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Subject:
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Character Mapping
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Posted By:
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muki
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Post Date:
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11/9/2005 8:43:17 PM
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I'm having trouble with the creation of character maps.
I want to use the
<xsl:output-character string="&sbreve;" character="#x0073;#x0306;"/>
but the processor sends error that says character attribute must be single XML character. I guess it is because I am trying to map one entity to two unicode values. Is there a way I can resolve this?
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Reply By:
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mhkay
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Reply Date:
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11/10/2005 6:47:48 PM
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It looks to me as if you are trying to replace a decomposed Unicode character with the composed equivalent. Try setting the xsl:output option normalization-form="NFC"
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT Programmer's Reference and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference
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Reply By:
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muki
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Reply Date:
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11/11/2005 2:11:42 AM
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Sorry for the undetailed question of mine, what I really want to achieve is in my source file, I have entities (declared in a dtd file) that should not be converted to its real character when stylesheet is applied including the entities that have more than one unicode values, so what I did as I have said, used the character mapping but had problems with the error that says character attribute must be single XML character. So as a solution I deleted the entities in my character mapping and used a function that replaces these entities. But then again I failed. Can't seem to work it out...
I have a question in the forum regarding my problem in the replacement function, please help me. Thanks.
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