Re: Hopefully simple -- include a quote?

[Daniel Speck <dspeck@xxxxxxx>]

Mark,

In order to specify special characters you can use the DSSSL backslash
convention for naming the character, e.g., \quotation-mark;. You would use
this as in the following: (literal "\quotation-mark;").

I put together a list of the character names supported by Jade a while back by
scanning the Jade source. It is available at
ftp://ftp.bna.com/pub/dspeck/jade/charnames/ . There may be a few new
characters in OpenJade.

-dan

Wroth, Mark wrote:

> This should be simple, but I've been irritatingly unsuccessful so far.
>
> How do I specify a literal quote character?  I want to insert a quote mark
> (", character 34) in SGML output under style-specification control.  The
> difficulty, of course, stems from the fact that the quote character is
> syntactically significant.

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