xmlchar is an XSLT library which supports the use of named elements, rather than numeric entities, for adding special characters to XML & XHTML documents. This brings the convenience of HTML named character entities to XML documents.
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Version 1.1 of xmlchar, an XSLT and entity library which supports XML element equivalents of HTML 4's named character entities, has been posted on SourceForge.net. This brings the convenience of HTML named character entities to XML documents. Version 1.0 provided XSLT scripts for converting xmlchar named character elements into character entities. This is typically done as the final step of an XML document process. Version 1.1 adds XSLT scripts for copying xmlchar named character elements unchanged from the input to the output, so that they are correctly preserved through any series of transformations. Version 1.1 also provides a set of character entity definitions that can be used to help convert legacy documents to use the xmlchar named character elements. However, these entities definitions will only work if no attribute values in your legacy documents contain character entities. See http://xmlchar.sf.net/
Version 1.0 of xmlchar, an XSLT library which supports XML element equivalents of HTML 4's named character entities, has been posted on Sourceforge. See http://xmlchar.sf.net/
Added copy-through XSLT stylesheets. Added entities for entity-to-element conversion (element content only).
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