Re: [xml] Tagged elements inside text

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Tue, Sep 10, 2002 at 07:24:21PM +0200, Fco . Mario Barcala Rodríguez wrote:
>   I load an xml document from disk with:
>     xmlKeepBlanksDefault(0);
>     xmlParseFile(filename);
> and i find out problems when loading this xml file:
>   <roottag>
>     <tag1>text1</tag1>
>     <tag2>text2</tag2>
>     <tag3>text3<subtag1>text4</subtag1>text5</tag3>
>   </roottag>
>     The problem is in tag3. it has a "standard node" inside two "text
>  nodes". I'm not sure, but i think it's posible and valid in xml
>  specification to do this. When i check the node which corresponds to tag3,
>  there are three children (all text nodes) and the content of these are:
>     1st->text3text5
>     2nd->text5
>     3rd->text5
>     I think the "tag3 node" had to have three children, but of type: "text
> node", "standard node", "text node" (the content is intuitive). Isn't it?
>     Is there any problem at library implementation in this case, or is
> there another problem?

  Sorry, I can't reproduce this:

paphio:~/XML -> cat tst.xml
<roottag>
  <tag1>text1</tag1>
  <tag2>text2</tag2>
  <tag3>text3<subtag1>text4</subtag1>text5</tag3>
</roottag>
paphio:~/XML -> xmllint --debug --noblanks tst.xml
DOCUMENT
version=1.0
URL=tst.xml
standalone=true
  ELEMENT roottag
    ELEMENT tag1
      TEXT
        content=text1
    ELEMENT tag2
      TEXT
        content=text2
    ELEMENT tag3
      TEXT
        content=text3
      ELEMENT subtag1
        TEXT
          content=text4
      TEXT
        content=text5
paphio:~/XML -> 

  --noblanks does the xmlKeepBlanksDefault(0) call
  -- debug dumps the document tree

 "tag3 node" has 3 children, text, element, and text.

  You must have misunderstood something else or have a bug in your code,
use a debugger and see where the error occurs.

Daniel

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