On 22.02.23 08:05, Nikolay Samokhvalov wrote:
But is this as expected? Shouldn't it be like this: <xml> text <more>13</more> </xml> ?
Oracle and other parsers I know also do not work well with mixed contents.[1,2] I believe libxml2's parser does not know where to put the newline, as mixed values can contain more than one text node:
<xml>text<more>13</more> text2 text3</xml> [3] And applying this logic the output could look like this .. <xml>text <more>13</more>text2 text3 </xml> or even this <xml> text <more>13</more> text2 text3 </xml>.. which doesn't seem right either. Perhaps a note about mixed contents in the docs would make things clearer?
Thanks for the review! Jim 1- https://xmlpretty.com/ 2- https://www.samltool.com/prettyprint.php 3- https://dbfiddle.uk/_CcC8h3I
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