From: R.vd.Leek@fokkerspace.nl
Date: Wed Oct 18 2000 - 11:01:12 EDT
Just before submitting this comment i found documentation on it
in the upgrade instructions.. maybe a good idea to still add a
FAQ entry since new users aren't likely to read upgrade instructions.
The main document should also be updated ("the tree output" section).
-- start original msg
Sorry to bother you all with this, but shouldn't this question
deserve an entry in the FAQ? Note that i started out with libxml
today (and XML in general) so forgive my ignorance.
The problem is simple; how significant is whitespace between tags?
For example, the libxml docs suggest that the following XML:
<head>
<title>Welcome to Gnome</title>
</head>
should create an internal DOM tree like:
ELEMENT head
ELEMENT title
TEXT
content=Welcome to Gnome
instead the xmllint util packed with my libxml 2.2.4 version
gives:
ELEMENT head
TEXT
content=
ELEMENT title
TEXT
content=Welcome to Gnome
TEXT
content=
A way to ignore the whitespace is to call xmlKeepBlanksDefault(0);
before parsing.
shouldn't this be noted in a FAQ or other documentation??
rob.
-- Rob van der Leek Fokker Space b.v. Remote Sensing Group e-mail: r.vd.leek@fokkerspace.nl tel.: +31-(0)71-5245531 ---- Message from the list xml@rpmfind.net Archived at : http://xmlsoft.org/messages/ to unsubscribe: echo "unsubscribe xml" | mail majordomo@rpmfind.net
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