Rob Ermers wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply. I adapted the file, according to your
suggestion. The letter now comes out right! Thank you for that. I
immediately tried an items list, which also works!
Still, if there is any \ code in the xml file, it does not seem to work.
Changing \e to in
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Rob Ermers wrote:
Dear Friends,
It seems I am really having a problem. The backslash in my import
document yields .
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brieftekst
\stopsetups
My document (brieftext.tex) among other things contains the following
string:
ge\interesseerde, which yields --
Hans,
thanks for your reaction! Here is the minimal example:
1. brief-test.tex is the letter.
2. brief-inhoud-test is the letter content.
3. test-data.xml contains some addresses
The problem is that any backslash in the letter content is changed into
`` in the pdf file. In the reference I also
The problem is that the letter content is processed in xml mode, so you need:
\startsetups[letter:place:content]
\bgroup \disableXML \endgraf \setups[letter:content] \endgraf \egroup
\stopsetups
(beware, don't redefine a module m-letter-re since only the first 8 chars count;
better put your
Hans,
Thanks for your quick reply. I adapted the file, according to your
suggestion. The letter now comes out right! Thank you for that. I
immediately tried an items list, which also works!
Still, if there is any \ code in the xml file, it does not seem to work.
Changing \e to in Drie\eenheid
Dear Friends,
It seems I am really having a problem. The backslash in my import
document yields .
\startsetups[letter:content]
\input brieftekst
\stopsetups
My document (brieftext.tex) among other things contains the following
string:
ge\interesseerde, which yields -- geinteresseerde
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