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I'm trying to process some data that's one long string delimited using ascii characters 29, 30 and 31 (which are apparently group, record and unit 'separator characters'). I can get access to the string using unparsed-text(), but when I attempt to process the string using any of the function eg: tokenize($str, '') or substring-before($str, '') ...the XML parser complains that these aren't legal XML characters (when the stylesheet itself is parsed). Is there any way around this? I can't see how I can process the string in XSLT without using the characters themselves. The two alternative's I can see are to use an XMLFilter to turn it into XML using Java, or to go back to the source to get them to export their data in a less archaic way...
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