(docSrc.getDocumentElement(), true);
//cout< --
> From: Erik Rydgren[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 18:48
> To: 'Ravi_Jain'
> Subject: RE: DOM_Document problem...HELP REQUIRED URGENTLY
>Interesting, I see that cloning of DocumentType, Entity, and Notation
nodes
>is also implementation-dependent.
Yep -- because (and for the same reasons that) there weren't
createDocumentType/createEntity/createNotation methods in DOM Level 1. And
the fact that these weren't guaranteed is why cl
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Subject: RE: DOM_Document
problem...HELP REQUIRED URGENTLY
>You can also clone the entire document, which is _much_ easier:
Just for reference: Remember that this won't necesarily work in other DOM
implementations; the DOM Recommendation says clonability of Document nodes
is implementation-dependent.
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> Hi All
> I am passing reference of DOM_Document to a
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> Hi All
> I am passing reference of DOM_Document to a function where I am modifying
> the DOM_Document and hence the DOM_Document change is reflected in my main
> program
I have t
> Hi All
> I am passing reference of DOM_Document to a function where I am modifying
> the DOM_Document and hence the DOM_Document change is reflected in my main
> program
I have tried same by first copying original DOM_document instance to
another variable and passed this variable to my
