On 2010-06-28, Jon Stevens wrote:

[just echoing what Antoine and Dominque already said, Ant doesn't even
      know you used an entity reference to specify the newline.]

> And what about:

> <foo attr="beforenewline&#10;afternewline">

> which ends up like this after 'echoxml'...

> <foo attr="beforenewline
> afternewline" />

Which just is correct, isn't it?  It is perfectly legal to have embedded
newlines inside an attribute even if they look silly.

Does the output cause any problems downstream?  It shouldn't since the
XML technically is the same.

Stefan

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