Joe K.,
I don't think that Joseph Caporale would be have his problem solved by the
choice of whether attribute values should be surrounded by double quotes,
or single quotes.
He wrote:
<<<
The XML looks like this:
<image>imagename.jpg</image>. Any time that tag's there, the output should
be <img src=\"imagename.jpg\" / >.
>>>
He wants the " untouched, and he wants a \ infront of each ", and he
doesn't even want the <,> around the img tag.
- Brian
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How Hard Would It Be (how much performance would it cost us) if we put in a
switch for whether the users wanted double-quoted attributes (requiring
double-quotes within them be escaped) or single-quoted (requiring
single-quotes within them be escaped)?
I know we don't want to try to switch on a case-by-case basis -- that would
be a definite performance hit -- but this *might* be an affordable option
and might help a few folks.
On the other hand, it might help too few to be justifiable. In which case
the answer might be "It's open source; here's where to patch it to swap the
two."
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