>
> We use Qt's xml parsing tools and formatting is decided by Qt. Feel free to
> dive in to Qt docs to find out if there's any possibility to modify the
> formatting. Otherwise nothing can be done.
Perhaps, but XML parsers across languages tend to be almost identical to
eachother. I've done this in .NET, Java, PHP and now C++ and the syntax is
nearly identical.
musikBear is picking on this "problem" in his original email:
> <root>
> <child>
> <subchild>.....</subchild>
> </child>*SOME VALUE*
> </root>
But this is perfectly legal. It is really the same as this:
> <root>
> <child>
*SOME VALUE*
<subchild>.....</subchild>
> </child>
> </root>
Now if musikBear has reason to believe this should be
> <root>
> <child>
*<subchild1 value="some value" />*
<subchild2>.....</subchild2>
> </child>
> </root>
Then perhaps it would be more easily readably by the eye, but it might help
to reference the code that creates it as well as provide backwards
compatibility code before criticizing how it's written.
- [email protected]
On Fri, Jan 2, 2015 at 8:23 AM, Spekular R <[email protected]> wrote:
> A simple google should give you qt documentation for whatever you need,
> and digging around github should show what version we use. iirc there was
> some talk of upgrading to some version but we decided to still use qt4?
> Feel free to correct me anyone who knows.
>
>
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