RE: Saxon is adding line breaks

Hi Tom,

I'm not referring to the numeric entities that have replaced the accented
chars.  Those are fine.  It's the wrapping/breaking of the text.


Mark Fletcher
PeopleSoft Language Engineering
925.694.3753
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[mark_fletcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

> I'm sorry if this issue has already been addressed here.  But Saxon is
> adding line breaks in the middle of text for no apparent
> reason.  Is there
> a way to turn this off?
>

They are not line breaks.  They are the iso-8859-1 (LATIN-1) encoding
value for the character "egrave", which is actually the character
present in the source.  You probably are using the default utf-8
encoding for the stylesheet output. Make sure that the input and output
are specified to be iso-8859-1 encoding and you should see what you
expect.


Cheers,

Tom P

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