>> What is not in the Information Set
>>
>> 6. Whether characters are represented by character references.
>> 19. The boundaries of CDATA marked sections.
>> ...
>
> I'm not sure I follow what you're trying to say...
That it is irrelevant in XML whether the less-than character
> What extra hooks get called as a result of calling UseForeignDTD?
Expat will invoke the ExternalEntityRefHandler with both pubid and
sysid set to None, if there is no DOCTYPE declaration in the document.
Regards,
Martin
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Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Chris Withers wrote:
>
>>> That's how escaping works, be it in XML, encodings, compression, whatever.
>> Well yes and no. I'd expect escaping to work such that whatever we're
>> dealing with can be round tripped, ie: parsed, serialiazed, parsed
>> again, etc.
>
> that's e
Chris Withers wrote:
>> That's how escaping works, be it in XML, encodings, compression, whatever.
>
> Well yes and no. I'd expect escaping to work such that whatever we're
> dealing with can be round tripped, ie: parsed, serialiazed, parsed
> again, etc.
that's exactly how it works in ET, of
Stefan Behnel wrote:
> Chris Withers wrote:
>>> the following entities are predefined: & (&) < (<) > (>)
>>> " (") ' (').
>> Okay, so in the above, if I really mean <, the xml should be:
>> '</>'
>>
>> Seems a little clunky, but okay...
>
> That's how escaping works, be it in XML, encodings
Chris Withers wrote:
>> the following entities are predefined: & (&) < (<) > (>)
>> " (") ' (').
>
> Okay, so in the above, if I really mean <, the xml should be:
> '</>'
>
> Seems a little clunky, but okay...
That's how escaping works, be it in XML, encodings, compression, whatever.
>
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>> Sorry if this should go to a list, I couldn't find one...
>> (please send me that way if there is one...)
>
> python-list/comp.lang.python or xml-sig are good choices.
OK, lets go with xml-sig :)
>> I've bumped into an annoying problem, which I actually think is a
>> prob
