Subject: Re: (dsssl) sdata entity mapping in sgml to sgml From: jany.quintard@xxxxxxxxxx Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2001 13:58:41 +0200 (CEST) |
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, Tony Graham wrote: > jany.quintard@xxxxxxxxxx wrote at 6 Jun 2001 11:42:32 +0200: > > I am trying to transform SGML written in german to HTML, using OJ > > 1.3 and the sgml backend. My problem is to output the entities > > .../... > > > > I thought that remapping the entities using : <!ENTITY ae SDATA > > "ä"> in my input file should do the trick, but in this case > > I get the standard transformation �. I browsed the > > archive, and there is a similar post from january 2001 (Stefan > > Dalibor), but without answer. > > I can't try any of these myself, but you could try: > > <!ENTITY auml SDATA "[auml ]"> > <!ENTITY ae "ä" > This works fine. I am not sure I understand how it works (in fact, I am sure I don't). I suppose line 2 is used to map the translated entity to a standard one and in this case, it is obscure that : > <!ENTITY ae SDATA "[auml ]"> does not work, as it seems to be a shortcut. I actually began which such a set of entities, but the result was bad : For "etwas wählen" <!ENTITY ae SDATA "[auml]"> gave "etwas w�hlen" while <!ENTITY ae "[auml]"> gave "etwas w[auml]hlen" (that could be expected) The difficulty is that I am not sure what part of the behaviour is SGML's and what part comes from Openjade. Anyway, thanks a lot Tony Jany Quintard. DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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