Presumably you are using method="text". The XSLT 1.0 spec is unspecific
about how this should output line endings. (In 2.0, it's explicitly
implementation-defined). It might be that the simple solution is to
post-process the output.
Michael Kay
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Subject: [xsl] text output encoding UTF-16 and controlling LF and CR
From: "Roger I Martin PhD" <hypernexdev(_at_)hypernexinc(_dot_)com>
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Subject: text output encoding UTF-16 and controlling LF and CR
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 07:31:53 -0400
Hi,
I put the following to the xalan-j-users(_at_)xml(_dot_)apache(_dot_)org and
it was
suggested that I subscribe and post here too.
I'm generating Java source code from mathml using xslt. I
also output
in Unicode format for including Greek symbols (often in the original
mathml and translates nicely). But I have the problem that
the LF CR
output does not get accepted by the jdk1.4 compiler(javac).
I believe
javac expects Unicode with only LF. Does anyone know how to
crontrol
LF CR output?
--Roger
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