Le 18/01/2016 12:12, André Malo a écrit :
* Lucien Gentis wrote:
So, does it mean that we don't need anymore to replace accented
characters by their equivalent HTML entitites if we set
<charset>UTF-8</charset> in es.xml, and build the doc with "bootstrap"
option ?
I'm not sure I get the question right. This is about the output encoding of
the transformation. You're talking about the encoding of the xml source
files, right?
If the latter you can choose whatever input encoding you want by placing it
into the XML declaration of the source file. Right now the *.xml.es files do
not have an encoding declared, which means, they fall back to utf-8 anyway.
Cheers,
nd
I only wanted to know if there was a way to enter accented characters in
xml source files without having to replace them by their equivalent HTML
entities in order they display correctly in html generated files.
I checked that with bind.xml.fr in my local svn source tree, but it
didn't work, but what you say above point at the header of the xml
source files :
The one of bind.xml.fr is <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>,
and my text editor encoding is UTF-8.
Here is perhaps the solution.
I'll try to modify this header when I'll be at home . . .
Cheers
Lucien
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