For your quoting problem, try this :
<!entity bsd "<systemitem class=osname>BSD</systemitem>">
or this
<!entity bsd '<systemitem class=osname>BSD</systemitem>'>
or even
<!entity bsd '<systemitem class="osname">BSD</systemitem>'>
each of them seems to be valid on my configuration.
hope this helps.
regards,
Philippe Daigremont
Horacio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> le 21/04/2001 18:08:57
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Objet : DOCBOOK: Default entities not working
Hello,
whenever I try to put the attribute value in between quotes when
defining an entity like:
<!ENTITY bsd "<systemitem class="osname">BSD</systemitem>">
I get the following error message:
openjade:entidades.ent:1:34:E: name start character invalid: only delimiter
">" and parameter separators are allowed
Is there any substitute for double quotes for declaring entities?
Also, some default entities like [, ], …, ...
don�t produce the expected character output. I�ve noticed this
also happens in some documents around the Internet. Is there any
solution other than declaring an entity which should be declared
by default?
FYI, I�m using DocBook 4.1 SGML and OpenJade v1.3 with OpenSP
v1.3.4
Thank You,
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Horacio
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