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>>> "Berndl, Klaus" <klaus.berndl@...> seems to think that:
>Hi Eric
>
>>  This is indeed the right kind of solution.  I just went back to
>>  look at the implementation, and discovered the documentation is
>>  incorrect for that hook.  It claims that if a hook value returns
>>  nil, then the cache is returned.  This is no longer true.  Parsing
>>  will now also returns nil if a hook fails.
>
>Oh, does this mean: If one of these hooks fails then always nil is returned,
>regardless of the cache-contents??
>Why this change? What are the advantages compared to the previous
>behavior where simply the parsing is not performed and the cache returned??
  [ ... ]

I think it is a bug that went unnoticed when we refactored the
parsing APIs.  I'll add it to my list of things to fix.

Eric

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