Hunsberger, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> screwed up and wrote:
> Thinking out loud here: couldn't TextSerializer check if
> startDocument has been called before the first instance of
> character and if not call startDocument? This would make
> things both backward compatible with people who are currently
> wrapping the text with XML and work as expected for those of
> us porting text production into Cocoon for the first time.
>
> private hasWrapperElement = false;
>
> public void characters(char c[], int start, int len)
> throws SAXException {
> if (!hasWrapperElement)
> {
> // Maybe log something here?
> startElement( "hack",... );
> }
> super.characters(...);
> if (!hasWrapperElement)
> {
> endElement( "hack",... );
> hasWrapperElement = true;
> }
> }
>
> public void startElement(String eltUri, String
> eltLocalName, String eltQName, Attributes attrs)
> throws SAXException {
> hasWrapperElement = true;
> super.startElement(...);
> }
>
> Yuck, but ???
Well, the code might work, but it's not consistent with my comment about
checking for startDocument.... The code's probably the way to go?
