(load (string-append laml-dir "laml.scm"))
(laml-style "simple-xhtml1.0-transitional-validating")
; (lib-load "xhtml1.0-convenience.scm")

  
(define meta-props (list 'http-equiv "Content-Type"
                         'content "text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"))
  
(define html-props (list 'xmlns "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"))

(set! xml-validate-contents? #t)
(set! xml-check-attributes? #t)

(write-html '(pp prolog)
 (html html-props
  (head 
   (meta meta-props) (title "Character reference example"))
  (body 

    (p "When we write '<' and '>' these characters are translated to HTML
        character references &lt; and &gt;" )

    (p "Notice, in the LAML source, how the previous paragraph is written.
        We make good use of the HTML transformation table." )

    (p "The character < can also be written as a character entity"   
       (char-ref 60)  "or" (char-ref "lt") _ "."
       "This looks strange in the rendered page,
        but take a look in the LAML source.")

    (p "Special characters can also be used, for instance"
       (char-ref "Lambda") "and" (char-ref 937) _ "."
       "Please take a look in the LAML source.") 

    (p 'id "XM&Lambda;" "Attribute values can also contain 
        character entities.  We illustrate this with the id of
        the enclosing paragraph.")

    (p 'id "<XM&Lambda;>" "Attributes values may even contain the
           '<' character. The reason is that LAML converts it to"
           (char-ref "amp") _ "amp;" _ "."
           "See again the attribute of the enclosing paragraph."
    )

    (br 'id "XM&Lambda;")

    (p 'css:x "y&oslash;z" 
       "In the id of this paragraph we test character references in
        css attribute values. This is not useful, however, and probably
        even in conflict with the basic CSS syntax.
        We should really include some basic CSS validation in LAML
        to deal with this problem.
       ")

  )
 )
)


(end-laml)