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Hi there, 
Let us assume I have the following document t.xml

<?xml version="1.0"  encoding="utf-8"?>
<entry>
   bla --> more bla
</entry>


Running xmllint t.xml gives a "corrected' output with &gt;. instead of
>.

However, xmllint doesn't return a non zero return code which means
(if I understand xmllint correctly) that from xmllint's point of view
the document is well formed.

Question: Is the above document really well formed? Or is it required
to have &gt; instead of '>'?

-- 
Manfred

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