Hmm. I normally use libxml2 via xmlstarlet which has a somewhat nicer UX
than xmllint.
My guess is that you didn’t give a DTD, so it could only check that all
present entities are syntactically valid, but not expand them.
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Thorsten, a quick question...
The first part of my book build script has this:
echo "Validating book..."
if ! xmllint --xinclude --noout --postvalid book.xml
then
echo "Validation failed. Exiting."
exit 1
fi
echo "Complete."
Why did the book pass validation wh
Yeah well, those portability problems were back in the 1990s when people
used latin1 or whatever codepages.
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On Thu, May 25, 2023 at 5:35 PM Thorsten Glaser
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> I doubt this is a bug: nowhere do you pass the validator a DTD, and
> entities are defined in the DTD.
>
> It’s best practice nowadays to not use entities but just write the UTF-8
> characters directly.
>
> An e
I doubt this is a bug: nowhere do you pass the validator a DTD, and
entities are defined in the DTD.
It’s best practice nowadays to not use entities but just write the UTF-8
characters directly.
An em dash surrounded by hair spaces is: “ — ” (for your copy/paste
convenience)
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