Re: xsl question

[Michael Beddow <mb...@mbeddow.net>]

And if somehow the curlies intended for Ant *are* being taken
as AVT markers, {{doubling}} them will escape them. That
useful fact is as well hidden in the spec as clear info on AVT's
in general

Michael
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Michael Beddow
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From: <Sc...@lotus.com>
To: <xa...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 1:40 AM
Subject: Re: xsl question


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> I'm confused as to what you are asking.  Curly braces are only
significant
> in Attribute Value Templates.  I don't see why they would be causing
you  a
> problem that you would need to fix with xsl:text.  Could you be
> misdiagnosing the problem?
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> -scott
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> This is more of a general xsl question, I'm not sure if this is the
right
> mail-list for this -- Is there a way to tell the xslt engine to
ignore
> curly braces - {} without using <xsl:text> or CDATA block? I'm
trying to
> use Xalan to produce Ant scripts, however, Ant uses ${} as property
values
> which forces me to use <xsl:text> all over my xsl script.
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> Thanks!
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