* Luiz Rocha wrote: >>> But the fact is that they are defined in the pt-br.xml file. >> >> how? (could not find the file on your translation page ;-) > > There is a pt.br.xml in the style/lang/ as long as I recall, but I defined > like this (in the pt-br.xml): > > <!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet [ <!ENTITY nbsp " "> > <!ENTITY aacute "á"> > <!ENTITY ccedil "ç"> > ... > <!ENTITY ecirc "ê"> ]> >
ah, ok. That doesn't work, because these entities are valid only locally in the particular document (pt-br.xml). > In the common.dtd, I just added the ENTITY tags. ...and the common.dtd is nearly ever used. > Well, I have no problems in using the character references. I just that I'm > already used to the "named" way, and it would be easier if someone decided to > help the pt-br effort. This is way I made the char-table. :) yep, I know; it's easy to work with an HTML editor ;-) >> see above. character references (&#xxx;) are fine. Alternatively, if we >> decide to abstain from mozilla's xslt "support", I'd very like to include >> the entity stuff completely from the w3 xhtml DTDs (via URL or locally >> stored? I'd prefer the latter.) > > I don't know about this. Wouldn't it be worse if we added yet another file > to the building system? I was more confortable when I was sure that I was > screwing this up :) ;-) We could easily add them via URL reference to the original w3 resources. But this would require an internet connection every time you're running a transformation. (working with normal dial-up here...) nd -- die (eval q-qq:Just Another Perl Hacker :-) # Andr� Malo, <http://www.perlig.de/> #
