Subject: Re: jade translates certain things to upper case From: Toby Speight <Toby.Speight@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 14 Dec 1998 18:09:43 +0000 |
Juliane> Juliane Harbarth <URL:mailto:jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 0> In article <002b01be2783$0bc1c580$4ba2bd9d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, 0> Juliane wrote: Juliane> My DSSSL stylesheet is supposed to convert (SGML-) instances Juliane> of a proprietary DTD to XML-compliant DocBook using jade. The Juliane> problem is that Juliane> Juliane> EVERYTHING IS TRANSFORMED TO UPPER CASE ! Well, AFAIK the issue is that everything *is already upper-case*. Your SGML declaration (or the RCS, which you get by default) probably says NAMECASE GENERAL YES, meaning that jade should treat lower-case names in input as if they were in upper case. If the sources are consistent in the use of case, you might be able to fix things by frobbing this setting in the declaration - but you may be giving yourself as big a problem if the source is inconsistent, since you will get errors due to "Table" now being different to "table", for example. -- DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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