On 15/06/2010 09:10, Vladimir Nesterovsky wrote:
If I shall reserve any character for a purpose of character map then I
should replace those characters in those literals.
but if you use private use area characters or unallocated unicode
characters for this then they should not be apperarig in your surece
documents anyway. (What would tehy mean?)
Or, you could use an xml 1.1 parser and then use #1 #2 #3 for this, then
they may not appear as characters only as character references so again
should not be in your source documents.
if necessary you can check with matches() or contains() whether your
"reserved" characters do occur and generate an error.
David
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