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- From: Arjan Loeffen <Arjan.Loeffen@let.ruu.nl>
- To: xml development mailing list xml-dev <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
- Date: Sun, 25 Jan 1998 22:40:22 +0100
Dear reader,
As far as I can see there is no character (Dutch) FLORIN SIGN or EURO
SIGN in unicode (yet). Suppose I need to specify that character; in the
old SGML days I simply referenced system data SDATA for euro or florin;
the receiving system should be able to cope with that, and it was true
data supplied by the system, i.e. could be interpreted as a character
(sequence). It seems incorrect to replace it by a data entity or special
element, as in both cases the result would not be interpreted as a
character, but of a data object/element.
In other words, how do I specify my small salary in euro's?
Arjan
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Arjan Loeffen
Computer & Arts, Faculty of Arts, Utrecht University
Arjan.Loeffen@let.ruu.nl http://CandL.let.ruu.nl
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