Re: [xsl] struck with space handling

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cheers Dave !! That Rocks


Quoting David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk>:

> 
> >"
> 		<
> 
> That text node is not all white space because of the " so the
> whole lot gets put in the output.
> 
> The rules for white space in XSLT are really very simple, and you have
> full control over which spaces get output. All characters in a template
> get copied to the output unless they are in a text node that consists
> of just white space, in which case extra rules apply, but by default
> they do not get copied unless they are a child of xsl:text.
> 
> If you want to use white space to indent your stylesheet without
> affecting the output just always make sure all characters to be output
> are inside <xsl:text>.
> 
> 
> > <!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet SYSTEM
> "D:\xsl-exp\characterEntities\entityref.dtd">
> It is rarely worthwhile declaring entities in the stylesheet.
> If you do, then note that teh above is not strictly legal although some
> parsers may silently correct it for you. the SYSTEM ID should be a URI.
> You have a URI in the unknown URI scheme D: what you probably want is
> file:///D/xsl-exp/characterEntities/entityref.dtd
> 
> David
> 
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