According to a handy little book I own, 'XML - in easy steps', > is
the standard way to represent '>' in node contents, so it should work.
But it also mentions that you can use the unicode character code
'&#nnn;'  for non standard characters.

I tried a simplified test here on Windows and > worked fine

on mouseUp
   put "<node>2&gt;1</node>" into tvar
   put revCreateXMLTree(tVar, false, true, false) into tTree
   put revXMLrootnode(tTree) into tNode
   put revXMLNodeContents(tTree, tNode) into tContents
   answer tContents
end mouseUp

I also tried adding this line after the first line and it made no
difference to the outcome:
put unidecode(uniencode(tvar,"UTF8"),"ANSII") into tVar

I also tried it successfully using <node>2&#62;1</node>

regards
Martin Blackman
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