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> 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 thi
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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diiz wrote
> We use Qt's xml parsing tools and formatting is decided by Qt.
/That/ was useful, Thanks.
Downstream i will see if i can find something there
Are there different Qt versions?
A link to the /right versions/ docs, would be apreciated
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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.
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Quoting musikbear :
> you misunderstand. mmp is formally 'well formatted', it is /leagal/ to use
> selfclosing tags, it is however making file opp. difficult, because there is
> no reconiceable end-tag, and begin-tags can be difficult to reconize.
This sounds like you're reading the XML through so
On Thu, Jan 1, 2015 at 10:52 AM, musikbear wrote:
> you misunderstand. mmp is formally 'well formatted', it is /leagal/ to use
> selfclosing tags, it is however making file opp. difficult, because there
> is
> no reconiceable end-tag, and begin-tags can be difficult to reconize.
> There is nothin
you misunderstand. mmp is formally 'well formatted', it is /leagal/ to use
selfclosing tags, it is however making file opp. difficult, because there is
no reconiceable end-tag, and begin-tags can be difficult to reconize.
There is nothing 'wrong' with the syntax, it is just not facilitating
file-op
IIRC, our projects are well formatted. There may be some edge case
encoding bugs, but the xml parsers would break if they weren't formatted
properly.
If you believe some of the formatting to be non-ideal, that may be true,
but "ordinary" is quite vague argument.
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i raise this, because i have some ideas that i believe is most simple to
perform on the mmp (z)
Specifically reading extracts from one or more /not/ loaded files, and
inserting those into an open project.
But here the lmms usage of xml is strange
In convention xml :
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clear 'open'
