David Carlisle wrote:
XSLT will not drop or replace characters.
Ah, yes, I see now, oops.
If the character is in a place where a character reference may be used,
the character will be serialised as a character reference (& # 1234 ;)
If it is at a place where a character ref can not be used,
I was aware of that with regards to XML output, surely, this would have
little sense for Text output, would it? I have the impression (or
recollection) that it is an error when you output to Text and you use a
character not in the range of the specified encoding (thought it would
be so kind as to replace it with something, though).
-- Abel
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