Subject: Re: not a character number in the document character set From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 13:55:01 +0100 |
> You can enter the Unicode characters by name in your DSSSL stylesheet. > Use #\left-angle-bracket to denote the character, Aha, thanks (I had read this, but somehow it hadn't sunk in). Actually I get jade:mathml.dsl:398:2:E: unknown character name "left-angle-bracket" but possibly I just need to tell jade somewhere about these names, but your message told me that my assumption was wrong: me> it would be sufficient to be able to enter the unicode me> characters by number, but I need to get them to be allowed first, I assume. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I thought the error message in the subject line meant that I couldn't access unicode characters at all without changing the SGML declaration, but of course (now you point it out) You can access them at the dsssl level without generating explicit references to 16bit characters in the SGML parse. Jade does know the name \U-3008 and that all works so I'm happy (for now:-). The other route via SGMLDECL would also, I am sure, work if I knew what declaration to give. I managed to change the declaration, but then the stylesheet wouldn't parse:-) Still I think I'll keep with the default declaration for now. David DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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