That's what I was afraid of.
Oh well.
Joe
>>setExpandEntities is a DOM thing, right?
>>
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>Not DOM Level 2; it might be in Level 3 (haven't checked recently) or in
>the Xerces DOM-builder...
>
>>It can't do anything about entities in attributes, because
>>it doesn't know that they are happenin
e road.
Am I doing something wrong or missing something else?
Thanks,
Joe Marini
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Found some... thanks everyone
joe
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> You presume correctly, my friend...
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You presume correctly, my friend...
Just looking for some non-pseudocode, working example code.
Joe
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> I presume you
Does anyone know of or have any sample code for the Traversal module's
TreeWalker and NodeIterator interfaces? Ideally, I'd like the C versions,
but Java will do if necessary.
Thanks in advance.
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Look into DOM_Node's insertBefore() and appendChild() methods.
Joe
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Subject: How TO Insert Elements in between XML String
Hi,
I am new to XML a
Hello?
Anyone have any insights into this? Or know where I can get some more info
on it?
Thanks,
Joe
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Subject: Getting a node from raw of
Hey everyone,
If all I have to work with is the root document node and two offsets into
the raw text of the input document, how can I find out which node is
selected?
Thanks,
Joe
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Thanks for all your help everyone.
Joe
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> Yes, as I said in an earlier message, if you use the scanner directly, you
> ca
Hello all,
Is there a quick way to find out what Node an offset lies within if all I
have to start with is the root node of the document and two offsets into the
text source of the document?
I've looked through the Range documentation, and maybe I'm just missing
something, but it appears you alr
Yeah, that's what I figured, though I was hoping that Xerces kept some kind
of text buffer that represented the input that I could examine.
Thanks,
Joe
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Hello all,
I'm hoping someone can help me with a basic question.
Suppose I have two tags that look like this:
Now, clearly, each is an empty tag. My question: is there any way within
Xerces to tell the difference between the two types of empty tags? For
example, if I wanted to modify the DOM
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en do a
> clean re-build, just to be sure. Unless you're corrupting the pointer
> value in your code, the switch to the mutlithreaded DLL run-times should
> fix the problem.
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> Dave
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> "Joe Marini"
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After reading the FAQ, I double-checked my project settings to make sure I'm
linking against the Multithreaded DLL version of the C runtime, but I'm
still getting assertions when trying to delete the string pointer returned
by DOMString.transcode().
Is this a known issue?
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