Re: Entity reference problem

Ryan,

To be as persnickety as possible, one must point out first that this isn't 
an XSL question, but a parsing question. Nonetheless, since you're running 
into it in an XSL context, let that slide --
At 06:23 PM 10/15/2003, you wrote:
> All of the entities are resolved properly except for "hyphen". (It just
> comes over as the generic "block" character) Here is the entity declaration:
>
> <!ENTITY hyphen "&#x002D">
If this is what you have, and not

<!ENTITY hyphen "&#x002D;" >

you'll get a parse error because of the missing semicolon. (Otherwise, I 
don't know why it's not working -- what's the error message?)
> <!ENTITY hyphen "&mdash;">
This will work *if* the mdash entity has been declared ahead of the hyphen 
entity -- but I don't think you want em-dashes there even if it has.
You might also try

<!ENTITY hyphen "-" >

Cheers,
Wendell


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