Andy Clark wrote:
> While we designed XNI to pass as much information as
> reasonably possible, we don't intend it to be used for
> 100% round-trip processing.
hi,
i think i could do it i.e. to change xerces to do full round tripping as
new feature for Xerces2 (i have already experimented with something
similar moths ago by patching support for precise event location)
however as not many people seems to be interested in it ...
> * before the root element
> * print line + '\n'
> * in the DTD internal subset
> * print " [\n" on startInternalSubset
> * print line + '\n' on decls
> * print ']' on endInternalSubset
> * after the root element
> * print '\n' + line
>
> It won't come out exactly as it went in but it's
> "pretty" enough for most people to read.
so i guess you mean 'pretty printing; i.e. during serialization to call:
System.out.println()
still what do you mean exactly "line" in "print '\n' + line"?
thanks,
alek
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