Hi Sebastian, > The u-umlaut characters were replaced by ? > > [But I don't know exactly how the mangled version was generated.] > > The output is currently generated in iso-8859-1 (or iso-8859-15); the > input is specified using either an actual u-umlaut, or ü
That's a nasty one to track down. Apart from encoding specs in the style sheet, there's also the encoding in the <?xml?> line of the source file to consider. The source file specifies ISO-8859-1. I wonder whether svn might screw up the charset on co/ci. Isn't there also a tool that does some postprocessing in order to normalize the XML? If an XML processor generates UTF instead of the specified ISO-8859-1, and the next processor expects ISO-* as input, the data could get screwed up. You'd have to chase all the chain from input to final output. > I'll see about adding a check - should be easy enough to generate a > dummy html file from an xml containing some accented characters and > check that the result is as expected. That's probably the best approach. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
