Jonas Wolf wrote:

>As you can see, the &#n; sequences with n<32 break libxml2, and rightly 
>so. HTML::Entitites should not generate these codes, as they are not valid 
>HTML or XML.
>  
>
 From what I can tell, it appears that three points below 32 -- &#9;, 
&#10;, and &#13;  -- are legal.
But what should HTML::Entities do when presented with something that 
can't be represented?
die?

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Keith Ivey <keith@smokefreedc.org>
Washington, DC