--- Steve Ironside <aetherknight@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Is it possible to use a 'special' character as a tag value?
>
> I've got a tag called 'Damage', which can take a value of '#' on the
> card. I'm currently transforming it to a 'X', but it'd be nice if I
> could show what's actually on the card instead. I've tried the
> numerical entity but it doesn't seem to be interested.
Here is an example from the l5r.def file:
<group id="force" name="Force" heading="For" width="8" alignment="center"
duplicates="yes" sequence="explicit">
<value id="dash" name="--" order="26"/>
<value id="splat" name="*" order="26"/>
<value id="psplat" name="+*" order="26"/>
<value id="neg5" name="-5" order="25"/>
<value id="neg4" name="-4" order="24"/>
<value id="neg3" name="-3" order="23"/>
<value id="neg2" name="-2" order="22"/>
<value id="neg1" name="-1" order="21"/>
...
You can make the tag anything you want, and by using the name="" field, you can
display it as it is supposed to be on the card.
So, you can do something like
<value id="hash" name="#"/>
and that will do what you need.
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Kuni Tetsu
Clan War rules guy
Moderator of ClanWar-l
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