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Re: Unicode Reference in XSLT

2002-12-03 04:12:47
 "& # 8 ;

This is not an XSLT question, it's an XML one.
unicode character 8 is illegal in XML documents so that syntax means
your file is not well formed XML and will be rejected by any XMNL
parser.

only characters 9 10 and 13  are allowed in the low block before
space (32)

Since there can't be a character 8 in the input, you don't need an XSLT
way of searching for such a character.

David

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