Whitespace is preserved, not ignored. But in your example, the new
line is in the attribute value, so I don't suppose XML cares too much
what's between the quotation marks.
So if you can obtain the value of the data attribute, and print the
value to the console, does it come out with a space instead of the \n?
Ian.
On 23/04/2008, at 12:16 AM, Brad Peterson wrote:
Hi,
Have there been any recent changes to NSXMLParser with
respect to carriage returns?
I haven't noticed it previously, but I'm suddenly
seeing a lot of cases where carriage returns embedded
in data are returned as spaces by the parser.
That is:
<record id="429" data="A sample\nrecord" />
Is read in as if it were:
<record id="429" data="A sample record" />
I know that whitespace is technically ignored in XML,
but I didn't think it was necessarily discarded
either.
Is that the way it's supposed to be? Is there an
option I can set to change that?
Thanks!!
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