#24863 [Opn->Fbk]: Not all entity names recognised and some output glitches

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 ID:               24863
 Updated by:       [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reported By:      php at Bothware dot com
-Status:           Open
+Status:           Feedback
 Bug Type:         XSLT related
 Operating System: Linux & Windows
 PHP Version:      4.3.2
 New Comment:

Please provide a full example with all the necessary files.



Previous Comments:
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[2003-07-29 19:28:04] php at Bothware dot com

Description:
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XSLT_process throws errors when it encounters certain valid entity
names, for the data I use, a suitable workarround was to replace them
with enitity numbers within a certain range.
( this maybe a missing feature as opposed to a proper bug )


A definite bug does occur with the output though :

character sequences such as ’ are output instead of entities such as
&#8217 --- this is really really annoying, and I have to post-process
the output because of it.


WORKARROUNDS :

Solution to input 'bug'

$entities = array(128 => '#8364', 130 => '#8218', 131 => '#402', 132 =>
'#8222', 133 => '#8230', 134 => '#8224', 135 => '#8225', 136 => '#710',
137 => '#8240', 138 => '#352', 139 => '#8249', 140 => '#338', 145 =>
'#8216', 146 => '#8217', 147 => '#8220', 148 => '#8221', 149 =>
'#8226', 150 => '#8211', 151 => '#8212', 152 => '#732', 153 => '#8482',
154 => '#353', 155 => '#8250', 156 => '#339', 159 => '#376'

then do a find & replace

Soltuion to output 'bug'

        function correctXSLT( $s ) {
                $r = str_replace('’', '’', $s);
                $r = str_replace('‘', '&#8216', $r);
                $r = str_replace('“', '“', $r);
                $r = str_replace('”', '”', $r);
                $r = str_replace('…', '&#8230', $r);
                return $r;
        }

Reproduce code:
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$x = xslt_create();
$a['xml']='<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?'.'><somedata>&#8217
&#8216 &#8220 &#8221 &#8230</somedata>';
$result = xslt_process($x, 'arg:/_xml', 'xslInstr.xsl', NULL, $a); 
/* this is a very minimalised example -- the actual files I'm
processing are about 2mb each !! */

Expected result:
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&#8217
&#8216
&#8220
&#8221
&#8230

Actual result:
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’
‘
“
”
…


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