Re: [JGB-general] Problem with XSLT translation

[Francois B. <fb...@us...>]

Hello Brent,

Thank you for the kind words.  What XSLT engine are you using ?  I have
not had problems here with the files.

But, don't the files have the encoding specified on the first line, and
then have the copyright notice ?

Anyway, there are no firm plans for JTree yet.  JTables and friends are
of a higher priority.  Once that is implemented, JTree can be
implemented.

If you have the skill required to do so, though, you could implement it
yourself.  It is just a simple matter, following another file as an
example.

Have a nice day !
Fran=E7ois


On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 14:52:30 +0200, "Brent Crammond"
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> I was just have a play around with JGB, my first impression is that it=20
> looks good.
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> I did have one problem though.  XSLT crashs when I try to translate your=
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> examples.  I determined that the XSL files copyright notice caused the=20
> crash, as you have not specified an encoding in the header of these=20
> files and your first name has a special character, by default my xslt=20
> processor seems to use UTF-8 encoding which does not seem to understand=
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> this character.  I fixed it in my tests by removing the character but I=
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> think that setting an encoding would be a better long term option.
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> Keep up the good work.
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> PS have you any intensions to add JTrees to the format?
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