Thanks for the tip. I think I can safely trap for one of these scenarios. My interface will more commonly use the single quote, so I can use the ' ... " ... ' form.
Out of curiosity, does the latest Xalan support the feature of XPath 2.0 that will provide a more complete solution? Also, what is that feature? Glancing at the definition of String Literal in the spec didn't really open my eyes... -tfo On Wed, 2003-07-16 at 16:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Yes, you use the " character to delimit the literal: > > "This is a string literal with a ' character in it." > > and: > > 'This is a string literal with a " character in it.' > > What you can't do is have a string literal with both a " and ' character, > since one must be used as the delimiter. > > Dave
