José Matos wrote: > On Tuesday 24 October 2006 8:42 pm, Georg Baum wrote: >> > What about docbook? Is this always utf8? >> >> AFAIK docbook files can be encoded in utf8, latin1 and a number of other >> encodings, but all relevant tools are able to process utf8. > > If we use xml, not if we go with sgml. > > While in the meeting I found that some of those did not work, because in > sgml we have a list of allowed characters and those were not on it. The > enconding lists that we have in lib are similar to some of sgml definition > (I don't remember if this is the standard terminology but this is the > idea) files. > > python has a dictionary that has the convertion: > http://docs.python.org/lib/module-htmlentitydefs.html
So that means that we need to add a postprocessor script for docbook sgml output? How important is the sgml variant BTW? Georg
