Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: Choosing a characterset for DocBook

["Christopher R. Maden" <crism@maden.org>]

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At 01:52 AM 3/15/02, Jens Stavnstrup wrote:
>The editing have been done on a Unix platform with Emacs. Occasionally,
>when copying text from a word document,  Saxon protests (actually
>Aelfred protests), complaining over "bad continuation of multi-byte UTF-8
>sequence", which have been a problem, since I have chosen the ISO-8859-1
>encoding (don't remember why).

The parser obviously is not aware that you have chosen ISO 8859-1.  That is 
the expected error message if an 8859-1 document contains any high bytes 
(128+) and the parser is trying to parse it as UTF-8.

1) Do all of your entities (i.e., files) have encoding declarations?  What 
are they?  Remember that UTF-8 is the default unless you explicitly specify 
a different encoding (or use a byte-order mark, in which case UTF-16 is the 
default).

2) How are you invoking the parser?  From within SAXON, obviously - is 
SAXON being called from the command line, or within another program?  What 
exactly are the parameters it's being passed?

~Chris
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