Re: How do we generate DTD from XSL?

Kay Michael wrote:
> 
> This won't work. Writing < in the stylesheet will always cause < to be
> written to the output, the spec is quite clear on this.
> 
> SAXON has a workaround, you can set saxon:escape="N" to prevent "<" on
> output being escaped as "&lt;" - this is needed for non-XML output files
> such as CSV files but also comes in handy for kludges like this.

Any chance of SAXON and XT adopting the same convention for this?

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