Peter B. West wrote: > Ok, so it's a character. How, then, is it represented? Is it also a > <string> (of length one), or is it just a literal (length 1), or just an > NCName (length 1), or is it something else?
Sorry for having sidetracked you with the NCName stuff, it is too restricted. For example, you can't parse hyphenation-char="-" as NCName. A "literal char" is problemtic too, as is the "code point" formulation: the problem of combining marks has already been mentioned, and then there are non-baseplane chars (consisting of two "code points"). J.Pietschmann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
