Hello Samuel,
Example outside of xml "object" (lot of overloads)
a = mlist(["toto", "id"], 1);
b = mlist(["toto", "id"], 1);
a == b -> [%t %t]
For mlist we compare the type ("toto") and fields ("id" in this case)
Regards,
Antoine
Le 28/07/2018 à 16:47, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Hello,
Before posting any report on Bugzilla, i would like to understand why
we get [%t %t] instead of %t when we compare 2 XMLDoc objects. Is it a
bug, or is it intentional?:
--> doc = xmlReadStr("<root><a att=""foo""
rib=""bar""><b>Hello</b></a></root>")
doc =
XML Document
url: Undefined
root: XML Element
--> doc2 = doc;
--> doc==doc2
ans =
T T <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Here
--> xmlDelete(doc), clear doc doc2
Since XMLDoc objects are of type 17, i was naively searching for a
%XMLDoc_o_XMLDoc() overload.
But the XML module does not have such a macro overload.
I also searched in the XML src and gateway source directories, without
success.
XML overloads are not documented. The only overload having a unit test
is for size().
Any clue where the XMLDoc==XMLDoc comparison is defined?
If XMLDoc objects are not regular mlists, why a specific type code
distinct from 17 has not been ascribed to them?
Thanks
Samuel
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