if you want to move things around in an encoding neutral way:
\defineXMLsingular [c] [n=unknowncharacter] {\executeifdefined {\XMLop{id}} \unknowncharacter}
<c n='eacute'/>
Thanks, Hans, for the example. I do agree, but I'm sorry I don't quite understand how to apply this code. Could you be more specific?
Do I still have to use the unicode number, or is this a method to use \"e again in the database?
Should I code each diacritic in this way, such as ouml (ö) in my example: <p>J. Schöttelndreher</p>)?
My solution by the way does not work with, e.g., a Turkish scedil (U0015F) in my database, while Tex excells in all kinds of diacritics.
Kind regards,
Robert
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