Bob Stayton wrote:
> Huh? I missed the part where you said you
> were using the "text" output method. If that
> is the case, then you shouldn't have a
> problem. The rendering of < to text output
> is simply < as you want. If you aren't getting
> that, then something is wrong with your processor.
Sorry, I didn't mention the output method in the
original posting...
I try to xi:include code fragments of XSL files (which contain
obviously < and the like), output method is text. And yes I
use parse="text" as attribute for xi:include. Processor is
xsltproc.
But I get < in the ouput file for < of the input file!
Michael
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