Sam Steingold <> writes:
> thanks. the new (cloaked) file is not acceptable to xsltproc:
> impext.cloak-4:1548: parser error : Unescaped '<' not allowed in attributes valu
> es
> <ulink url="<?ENT_ &clhs;_ENT?>/Body/sec_6-1-3.html"><constant>collect</constan
hmm, well that makes sense. I have no idea now why I had it do
the <?ENT_ &foo;_ENT?> stuff to begin with. As far as I can see,
all that needs to be done is for something to be substituted for
all the ampersand characters. Patch pasted in below and change
checked in.
--Mike
Index: cloak
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RCS file: /cvsroot/docbook/contrib/tools/cloak/cloak,v
retrieving revision 1.5
diff -u -r1.5 cloak
--- cloak 30 Oct 2005 13:47:19 -0000 1.5
+++ cloak 30 Oct 2005 15:35:57 -0000
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
# PI syntax in that SGML PIs don't have the closing question mark
$lines =~ s/<\?$comment [\?]+>//; # remove comment added by cloak
- $lines =~ s/<\?ENT_ (.*?)_ENT[\?]+>/$1/g; # uncloak all cloaked entities
+ $lines =~ s/##AMP_ENT##/\&/g; # uncloak all cloaked entities
if ($lines =~ /<\?DOCTYPE(.*)_END_SUBSET[\?]+>/s) {
$doctype = $1;
$doctype =~ s/xxLESS_THANxx/</sg;
@@ -56,14 +56,14 @@
$lines = $lines . "\n<?" . $comment . " ?>\n";
# cloak all entities
- $lines =~ s/(\w*&[^;]+;\w*)|(&[^;]+;)/<?ENT_ $1_ENT?>/g;
+ $lines =~ s/&/##AMP_ENT##/g;
# uncloak entities in subset
- while ($lines =~ /(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)<\?ENT_ (.+?)_ENT\?>(.*?'\s*>)/s) {
- $lines =~ s/(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)<\?ENT_ (.+?)_ENT\?>(.*?'\s*>)/$1$2$3/s
+ while ($lines =~ /(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)##AMP_ENT##(.*?'\s*>)/s) {
+ $lines =~ s/(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)##AMP_ENT##(.*?'\s*>)/$1\&$2/s
}
- while ($lines =~ /(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)<\?ENT_ (.+?)_ENT\?>(.*?'\s*>)/s) {
- $lines =~ s/(<!ENTITY[^"]*?'[^"]*?)<\?ENT_ (.+?)_ENT\?>(.*?"\s*>)/$1$2$3/s
+ while ($lines =~ /(<!ENTITY[^']*?'[^']*?)##AMP_ENT##(.*?'\s*>)/s) {
+ $lines =~ s/(<!ENTITY[^"]*?'[^"]*?)##AMP_ENT##(.*?"\s*>)/$1\&$2/s
}
# test to see if there is an internal subset or not, then
# cloak DOCTYPE declaration and internal subset (if there is one)
--
Michael Smith
http://sideshowbarker.net/
