On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Geert Josten wrote:
Having investigated a bit further, I see there are three possibly
relevant encoding variables, htmlhelp.encoding, chunker.output.encoding
and saxon.character.representation. I'm not sure how they relate to each
other...
I'm not very familiar with the settings of the docbook
stylesheets, but I don't see you specify iso-8859-1. Is there an
xsl:output setting somewhere?
There isn't. HTML output is implicit in context, and up till now I
have let the output encoding be implicit too (given that we're
generating HTML help for Windoze). The input encoding is specified
in the input xml files.
Thanks very much for your help. But I'm coming to the conclusion
this is a bug (or at least a feature regression) in the xsl
stylesheets. It seems that any required character re-encoding
should be implicit from the context
iso-8859-1 xml input -> Windows html help output
and should be handled correctly without the user having to specify
up to 4 encoding variables. And this did happen OK with the earlier
release of the stylesheets.
Allin Cottrell
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