On Friday, September 5, 2003, at 03:57 AM, Jörg Walter wrote:
No, but a use bytes or use utf8 can be added in a backwards
compatible
way, so it is okay to be used, it's just how you add it which decides.
(Baud
did a preliminary patch I believe, that's why it was okay-ish)
who's baud?
simon
Hello,
Is that standard rule that I can't use in document() function filenames includes
not-standard characters?
For example I wish to write:
xsl:copy-of select='document(aaa}bbb.xml)'/
It doesn't work. But
xsl:copy-of select='document(aaa%7dbbb.xml)'/
works ok with axKit and with xsltproc...
On Sat, Sep 06, 2003 at 01:44:28PM +0700, Alex Sergeyev wrote:
Hello,
Is that standard rule that I can't use in document() function filenames includes
not-standard characters?
For example I wish to write:
xsl:copy-of select='document(aaa}bbb.xml)'/
It doesn't work. But
xsl:copy-of
Ok, I understand about '{}'... But why I can't use '[]'
but can '()', can't use '^' but can '*', can't use
any not latin-1 character?
Do you know any document link about permitted chars?
It's all ok for me... Just odd...
Alex
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 02:55:59 -0400
Adam Turoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Adam Turoff wrote:
On Sat, Sep 06, 2003 at 01:44:28PM +0700, Alex Sergeyev wrote:
Can someone explain? Is that XSLT rule to use escaping?
The { and } characters are used for attribute value templates, which are
XPath expressions that generate raw text. Using curleys outside that
context is a
