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Taro,
At 10:21 AM 7/28/2003, you wrote: Is the situation any different for 'internal or external general entities', or is it the same as for character entities? Strictly speaking, formally there's no such thing as a "character entity". There are "character references" which are numeric, take the form &#_160; (remove underscore), and then there are "entity references", which use the name of an entity, which must be declared, such as &_nbsp;. Whether that entity is expanded to one character or many makes no difference to the XML processor, for these purposes. So the short answer is yes, it's the same; what you're calling a "character entity" *is* a general entity (that happens to resolve to a single character). Cheers, Wendell
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