Это, оказывается, очень просто:

  <xsl:variable name="str_with_single_quotes" 
        select = "translate(str_with_double_quotes, '&quot;' , &quot;'&quot;)" />

Так-то вот.
Кстати, мой сайт на xml + xslt все еще жив.
Я счастлив, чего и вам желаю!

Itch output load on the CPU and memory. I wanted to detail, so to speak. Looking at pie charts noticed that most of the time they are 10-15%. And the most interesting things happen in a very small scale and the indistinguishable. Realizing that the need to cut off the picture is not informative part and zoom in, proceeded to ... first adapted, and then to a complete rewrite of lua scripts conky.

Have you ever wanted to share your knowledge to someone else, who havent got the process well enough ? Have you ever trying to make you solution plain to your colleges ?
If he or she are close to you, in the same room, the best way is to use paper and draw diagram in pencil. But if someone are far from you and only communication channel available, the only way is e-mail your drawings and comments.
Long ago, standard UML was put out as a graphical representation of a system's model.

I often work in Total Commander, despite the fact that I was sitting in Ubuntu:) Got up the need to quick open, for example, html to Kate, and edit by UEStudio (left from my era of Windows) is not handy. At the first, we need to somehow associate file types out of a wine with the file types of native OS. That is, that formed such scheme: TotalCMD -> wine -> ... -> Kdm (or that handles the associations in ubuntu) -> Target program. And out there!

##
# Manual browsing
# Konqueror can show you man pages as well html
# @author Andrey Zakharov /aka Vaulter/
# @author ramok
man()
{
[ -n "$DISPLAY" ] && konqueror "man:/$*" 2>/dev/null & || man $*
}

##
# Perform google search from command line
# g well linux c%2b%2b engineer
# @TODO url decode
g() {
if [ -n "$DISPLAY" ] &&
env x-www-browser "http://www.google.com/search?hl=${LANG%%_*}&q=$*" & ||
env www-browser "http://www.google.com/search?hl=${LANG%%_*}&q=$*"
}

Something about subject you may know, but let me summarize.
gdb is the tool, which can analyze core file.

Check the your version:
$ gdb --version
I will talk about
GNU gdb 6.8-debian
Copyright (C) 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This GDB was configured as "x86_64-linux-gnu".

Syntax of command line is:
$ gdb [bin] [core]

The most rapid command is:
$ gdb core.12345
which prints binary of core, and the reason of core ( Aborted, Segmentaion Fault, and so on )