Rendering an SVG image generated by the Python port of railroad-diagrams, using librsvg causes this error:
gi.repository.GLib.Error: rsvg-error-quark: Error domain 1 code 9 on line 32 column 158 of data: xmlParseCharRef: invalid xmlChar value 0
(0)
The file, at this point, contains:
370 3d 22 32 30 22 3e 3c 2f 72 65 63 74 3e 3c 74 65 ="20"></rect><te
380 78 74 20 78 3d 22 37 34 2e 32 35 22 20 79 3d 22 xt x="74.25" y="
390 33 35 22 3e 26 23 39 31 2d 39 26 23 39 33 3c 2f 35">[-9]</
3a0 74 65 78 74 3e 3c 2f 67 3e 3c 70 61 74 68 20 64 text></g><path d
or, in pain text:
<text x="74.25" y="35">[-9]</text>
which I suspect is missing the ';' after the entities (at least I suspect the entity syntax is the same as HTML's).
railroads.py, on line 22:
..., lambda c: "&#{0}".format(ord(c.group(0))), unicode(text))
seems to lack the ';' (I had to remove the initial characters of the line to avoid Markdown issues)
No expert in SVG - less in parsing. Am I correct here?
tabatkins
commented
5 years ago
Rendering an SVG image generated by the Python port of railroad-diagrams, using
librsvgcauses this error:The file, at this point, contains:
or, in pain text:
<text x="74.25" y="35">[-9]</text>which I suspect is missing the ';' after the entities (at least I suspect the entity syntax is the same as HTML's).railroads.py, on line 22:..., lambda c: "&#{0}".format(ord(c.group(0))), unicode(text))seems to lack the ';' (I had to remove the initial characters of the line to avoid Markdown issues)No expert in SVG - less in parsing. Am I correct here?
railroad.svg.txt