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Hello,

How to pass parameter with acute accent to xsltproc ?

example : (été (french) = summer)

$ xsltproc --stringparam ch été fichier.xsl fichier.xml

It is written in the xsltproc man that the string --stringparam must
be in utf-8

But how to pass it ?

TYWM

OS : linux

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Philippe Monroux
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Ramon wrote:
> Hello,
>
> How to pass parameter with acute accent to xsltproc ?
>
> example : (été (french) = summer)
>
> $ xsltproc --stringparam ch été fichier.xsl fichier.xml
>
> It is written in the xsltproc man that the string --stringparam must
> be in utf-8
>
> But how to pass it ?

What is the encoding of the terminal window in which you run the thing?
I think the LANG env. var. specifies that, but I'm not too sure (that
penguin never really got serious about Unicode -- W****** is much better
npwadays).

Or, alternatively, try to write your string été into a file, and be sure
to save that in UTF-8 (encoding under Save As in GEdit, or CTRL-x
<RETURN> c utf-8 <RETURN> CTRL-x CTRL-w <RETURN> in EMACS; I am not
responsible if you break any fingers). Then, try cat the file -- if that
comes out OK, your terminal should use utf-8, and xsltproc should not
complain.

Soren

Le Sat, 19 Aug 2006 02:04:32 +0200,
Dans le forum comp.text.xml,
Soren Kuula a écrit :
> Ramon wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> How to pass parameter with acute accent to xsltproc ?
>>
>> example : (été (french) = summer)
>>
>> $ xsltproc --stringparam ch été fichier.xsl fichier.xml
>>
>> It is written in the xsltproc man that the string --stringparam must
>> be in utf-8
>>
>> But how to pass it ?
>
> What is the encoding of the terminal window in which you run the thing?
> I think the LANG env. var. specifies that, but I'm not too sure (that
> penguin never really got serious about Unicode -- W****** is much better
> npwadays).
>
> Or, alternatively, try to write your string été into a file, and be sure
> to save that in UTF-8 (encoding under Save As in GEdit, or CTRL-x
><RETURN> c utf-8 <RETURN> CTRL-x CTRL-w <RETURN> in EMACS; I am not
> responsible if you break any fingers). Then, try cat the file -- if that
> comes out OK, your terminal should use utf-8, and xsltproc should not
> complain.

OK thanks

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Philippe Monroux
55.3W -21.5S