Subject: [xsl] Line endings in Saxon From: "Adam Schweitzer" <adam.schweitzer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 15:40:18 -0400 |
It appears as if Saxon does not output line endings "correctly" for Windows systems (ie LF only instead of CR+LF). This, as it turns out, becomes a problem for me. More detailed explanation: I have Saxon generate XML, which is in turn used inside an internal web application by MSXML to produce HTML output. For some reason unknown to me, MSXML treats text with line endings CR+LF differently from LF. In the latter case, it outputs new lines, while in the former, only whitepace. This becomes a problem when I have javascript code in the output html: alert('this is a test'); becomes alert('this is a test'); the latter of which does not run. There are two possible solutions I've considered: 1) Open the Saxon-generated XML file in wordpad, save. This converts the LF to CR+LF (I think), and I get the output desired. 2) Change my stylesheets to use normalize-space() Both of which have drawbacks. The ideal solution would be if I could compel the Saxon processor to output Windows line endings. Is this possible? Cheers, Adam Schweitzer Orenda Aerospace Corporation
Current Thread |
---|
|
<- Previous | Index | Next -> |
---|---|---|
Re: [xsl] What is Micro Pipelining:, Abel Braaksma | Thread | RE: [xsl] Line endings in Saxon, Michael Kay |
[xsl] Preceding Axis and Aggregatio, Simon Shutter | Date | RE: [xsl] Line endings in Saxon, Michael Kay |
Month |