Help with Character Entities (was Re: Number alignment in TOC)

[Clay Leeds <cl...@medata.com>]

Sounds like you didn't define the the – ENTITY (and after
defiining it, you can use it as you are currently doing:

<!ENTITY ndash "&#8211;">

Or you could just replace the "&ndash;" with it's numeric reference
"&#8211;".

I'm sure there are many places on the internet to find the Character
Entity Reference, but here's one I found:

http://xmlfr.org/listes/xml-tech/2001/08/0135.html

Good luck!

Anton Wardaschko (PA) wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> It is unbelievable and i can't understand it, but the problem seems to be not hte whole table, but only one row in it:
> 
> <row><entry>D &ndash; 70191 Stuttgart</entry></row>
> 
> If i write instead of it Deutschland 70191 Stuttgart, so the output is correct. It is a nonsens! I can't understand it, but all the TOC-Numbers are after this change correct...
> 
> 
> CU
> Anton


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AW: Help with Character Entities (was Re: Number alignment in TOC)

[anton <a....@aelitha.com>]

Hi!

>>>
Sounds like you didn't define the the – ENTITY (and after
defiining it, you can use it as you are currently doing:

<!ENTITY ndash "&#8211;">
>>>

The Entity is defined in the DocBook DTD and works. As i already says, i
don't understand this behavior, but it it works now.


CU
Anton