Hans,
> no time for a detailed answer now, but in xml mode you can make { }
> letters which solves the problem
Could you please elaborate a bit? I'm not familiar with ConTeXt's XML mode
(other than for processing MathML). One thing that I suspect is that XML mode
would have an issue with '<' and '>' in the filenames.
Another thought: The image filenames are encoded in my original xml documents
according to RFC 1738
(http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm). In my XML ->
ConTeXt XSL stylesheets I'm decoding those filenames. Would it be useful for
others if the externalfigure could understand url encoded filenames similar to
something like this:
%
% includes the file "flower{1.jpg"
%
\externalfigure[flower%7B1.jpg][encoding=rfc1738]
This would give ConTeXt a general-purpose filename escaping mechanism.
Cheers,
Mike
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