[phpXML] RE: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] miss-match

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<blah1>
  Text<blah2>more</blah2>text.
</blah>

this is the patch i did.

		if ($highlight) $xml .= ">\n";
			else $xml .= ">\n";

- if $highlight array is present then write ">\n";
- else write the regular way for output to xml.
- did that for both the opening and closing tag in  get_file()

I always use <[!CDATA[ ]] Whenever I have invalid characters in the string
that i'm going to output to an xml document.

      <blah1>
              Text<blah2>more</blah2>text.
      </blah>

I haven't encountered why I would use this kind of xml structure.

      <blah1>
              <blah>Text</blah>
              <blah>more</blah>
              <blah>text</blah>
      </blah>

this has always been fine for me..




-----Original Message-----
From: Ni...@Sw... [mailto:Ni...@Sw...]
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 8:56 AM
To: us...@li...
Subject: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] miss-match


>      <blah1>
>              Text<blah2>more</blah2>text.
>      </blah>
>
> Just wondering if this is a correct xml data structure.

I'm pretty sure it is a well-formed XML structure.  I'll research sometime
when I'm not at work, or I was hoping someone else would answer this for me.
Go check out www.w3c.org.  It won't take long to confirm either way.

> Cause I haven't
> seen somthing like this before.

<p><B>Marked up</B> bits of <strong>text</strong> will have this pattern of
elements and text <i>often</i></p>.

> Or is this an output from phpXML?

It couldn't possibly be the output from phpXML.  As I have already argued,
the phpXML class is unable to represent such a structure internally, so it
can't output text of this form.

>  Can you
> be a little bit more clear on this because i haven't encountered major
> problems from phpXML except when I start using complex XPath.

Many XML documents never use a mix of text and elements below a node, hence
you never see this issue.

> I can easily write an xmlfile and read from an xmlfile but haven't tested
> the replace and delete node.

I'm intrigued how you manage this.  When I ask phpXML to get_file.  It
escapes all the <> with &lt; &gt; and I get:

&lt;blah1&gt;
  Text&lt;blah2&gt;more&lt;/blah2&gt;text.
&lt;/blah&gt;

This is not a well-formed XML document as it is both missing a <?xml .... ?>
bit (easily added) but it more annoyingly doesn't have a root node, as the
root node has been escaped by &lt and &gt so the blah1 element is no longer
an element but is now text.

Nigel


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