I think this depends on the encoding of the XML files and have not used those with PDF default fonts. Anyway if you are using unicode (embedded) fonts you can see http://www.unicode.org/charts/ for listings of unicode entity references. these are used like
� , where 0000 should be the hexadecimal number. if using decimals instead the letter x should be taken away. BUT THIS IS WHEN USING UNICODE FONTS. -Teemu > -----Alkuper�inen viesti----- > L�hett�j�: David Wood [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > L�hetetty: 29. tammikuuta 2002 4:09 > Vastaanottaja: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aihe: Entity references in FOP > > In the interests of being typographically correct, I'm attempting to use > oriented double and single quotes, ellipses, etc... These are typically > referenced in HTML as “ ” (“ ”) and so > on... however, FOP is informing me these entities are not declared. > > I would be curious to find a list of what entities are in and what aren't. > Also, I presume I can use a numeric code (&#number; - or &#number;) to > reference the character directly. However, it seems like a list of those > numbers and their corresponding characters is a little too basic for the > FOP documentation or the usual reference materials. I assume there's a > relevant ISO document - anybody know what it is? > > Or if you just have any common numbers handy I'd love to see them. :) > > Thanks, > David
