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Re: [xsl] How to use parse-xml-fragment with a string that contains a less-than symbol (and the less-than symbol is not part of a start- or end-tag)?

2021-02-22 11:38:55
from [Michael Kay mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com] [Permanent Link] 

Is there an elegant, simple solution to this problem, without manually 
changing <![endif] to &lt;![endif]?



The elegant solution is to use a parser designed for the grammar of the 
language you are trying to parse, not some other grammar of which that is a 
bastardised version.

But a simple solution? No, you've got me there. TagSoup probably. Available in 
Saxon as saxon:parse-html(). But I've no idea what it does with these 
pseudo-tags.

Michael Kay
Saxonica
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