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"Robert C. Lyons" wrote: > I see one problem: > The solution doesn't work if any of the file names > in xmlDir.lst contains an ampersand > (e.g., "Tom & Jerry.doc"), since an external parsed > general entity (e.g., xmlDir.lst) can not contain > an unescaped ampersand. > Ouch! I hadn't thought of that. > Perhaps there is a DOS command that is similar to > the Unix sed command; your batch program could then > replace each ampersand in the xmlDir.lst file with "&". > I'm not aware of such a DOS command. > Nor am I. Unless there is a DOS edit.com guru out there...? I was trying to do two things - (1) provide a utility, and (2) offer a useful technique. I think the technique still stands, but with the constraint that the input file can't contain ampersands. I've written a little java program that can be called with jview (I hope a reasonable assumption in most windows environments) and modified the batch file. This should rescue the utility, if not its dignity. Francis. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <!DOCTYPE xmlDir [ <!ENTITY xmlDirList SYSTEM "xmlDir.lst"> ]> <xmlDir>&xmlDirList;</xmlDir> import java.io.*; public class EscapeAmps { static final int amp = '&'; public static void main(String[] args) { int b; DataInputStream stdIn = new DataInputStream(System.in); try { while((-1)!=(b=stdIn.read())) { switch(b) { case amp: { System.out.print("&"); break; } default: { System.out.print((char)b); break; } }//switch (b) }//while(!eof()) } catch(Exception e) { return; } return; } } Attachment:
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