According to Jonathan Gardner:
> Okay, I put all the results in XML format with the templates and such, but
> occasionally it picks up a bad character in the excerpt, and so a good XML
> parser dies when it sees it.
>
> How do you filter the results so that only "good" characters are stored?
What do you consider "good" vs. "bad" characters? Remember that most of
us have little or no XML experience, so you need to define your terms
if we're to understand each other. htsearch 3.1.5 converts <, >, &,
'"' and non-breaking space to their SGML entities to prevent problems
in the HTML output. Are there others that should get similar treatment,
or is this another matter altogether?
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Dept. Physiology, U. of Manitoba Phone: (204)789-3766
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