Subject: Re: [xsl] outputting an ampersand in an attribute From: tom a <tasmito@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2009 15:26:20 -0700 (PDT) |
Thank you, gentlemen, for your generous input. These glyphs are not intended to map to actual unicode characters, but rather to represent custom glyph characters. The character entities are really acting as symbolic links between references made in <svg:text> or <svg:tspan> elements and the <svg:glyph>s which define the character's shape. For this reason I needed to maintain the numeric character references in the output, so Liam's comment about downgrading the output encoding was key. (It also shed some light for me on character encoding in general...) Thanks again! Tom
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