Re: [xsl] outputting an ampersand in an attribute

On Wed, Aug 05, 2009 at 01:59:42PM -0700, tom a wrote:
> I am generating svg documents and would like to output an element like:
>
> <glyph unicode="&#xE003;" horiz-adv-x="833" 
> d="M124,348L124,249L709,249L709,348L124,348 Z"/>
Why not just have &#xE003; in your input?
Or, code-points-to-string(57347) (the decimal version of xE003)

Make your output encoding be iso-8859-1 or even us-ascii to force
the XSLT processor to generate numeric character references.

Liam


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