reopen 321277
thanks
The bug is still present, and trivial to reproduce.
Well, it's slightly different right now; my input file in UTF-8 is
displayed corretly, the output file is ISO-8859-15 and isn't displayed
correctly. The XML declaration correctly gives the encoding.
Attached is a trivial test case, unfortunately this crashes kxsldbg
instead...
P.S. the proper file name for a XSLT file is .xslt IMHO... your default
file name pattern definitely should include .xslt
And actually you might consider naming it kxsltdbg, since it only does
XSL-T, doesn't it?
P.P.S. test1.xslt doesn't produce valid XML as output; but test2.xslt
also triggers the crash in kxsldbg.
best regards,
Erich Schubert
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