Sure, but the character entity in my test doc is a-acute. If I use
Sorry but that doesn't tell us anything. xml doesn't define an entity
called a-acute and I don't know any standard entity set that does
either.
So if you have an entity a-acute you must have a local dtd that defines
it (which is fine) but xslt will see as input whatever that entity is
defined to expand to, it will not see the entity itself.
Does this suggest a bug in xsltproc?
possibly but without knowing the input or the output it's hard to be sure.
David
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