Re: [xslt] outputing some ctrl chars

[Matt Sergeant <matt sergeant org>]

On Wed, 14 Nov 2001, jon wa wrote:

> i'm guessing the answer is "no" but before i write a nasty hack i thought
> i'd check :)
>
> i'm transforming some XML to some ancient ASCII format over which i have no
> control. this format requires me to use a ctrl-H (backspace?) and a ctrl-C.
> now if i type "&-#-0-3-;" for ctrl-C this obviously fails because it is not
> of type xmlChar, but i was wondering if i could do something else?
>
> is it possible to put something into a CDATA section or anyway i could add
> my own charset that could maybe force the characters out?

No. You have to post-process. Try Perl.

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