On Sat, 2010-02-13 at 22:46 +0900, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
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> Ok, I've checked again with a TTX file that comes with the following structure:
>
> <Tu MatchPercent="0" Origin="manual">
> <Tuv Lang="EN-US"><ut DisplayText="<![CDATA["
> RightEdge="split"><![CDATA[</ut>Blablabla blablabla.</Tuv>
>
> <Tuv Lang="FR-CA"><ut DisplayText="<![CDATA["
> RightEdge="split"><![CDATA[</ut>Bliblibli bliblibli.</Tuv>
> </Tu>
>
> And XXE does not respect the <tuv> language attributes.
> I suppose it is because the languages are not specified with xml:lang though...
yes - xxe would be badly broken if by default it treated any random
attribute matching a language code as if it were xml:lang.
Whoever defined this ttx format needs to fix it!
Best,
Liam
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