On Mon, 03 Oct 2011 21:48:24 +0200 Andreas Hoenen <andr...@hoenen-terstappen.de> wrote:
> Jeffrey B. Green <j...@kikisoso.org> wrote: > > <snip/> > > It needs to be able to handle characters with umlauts and carets > > expressed as a character entity references correctly (which it > > does), and without the encoding setting it doesn't, i.e. > > > > <title> carêt ölaut</title> > > > > Hence I used it. It worked beautifully until the footnote problem. > <snip/> > > Your stylesheet indeed works in that the characters display > > properly. > <snip/> > > Do you know offhand what aspects of the stylesheet you provided is > > getting the character entity references to display correctly? > <snip/> > > I'm confused. My stylesheet is optional, it shouldn't have any effect > on entity references in the document's title. Could you give a short > example document that has problems without any user stylesheet? > Hi Andreas, It seems that an additional docbook.xsl file was imported via a very innocent and slightly hidden line that was interacting with the xsl:output statement. At this point I'm not sure why it was added other than at some point some sort of encoding issue had arisen. It was added several years ago without an explanatory note for that change. It was mixed in with other modifications. Without it everything seems to work okay, at least latex-wise. HTML output is also generated from this file, so I'll need to check that. So at this point all seems to be working okay with the import and the encoding lines removed. Again, thanks for helping out on this. I'll go ahead and close this bug after a check of the outputs from the various sources that have those lines removed. -jeff -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
