Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
There is one big thing asked many times for: jx:attribute
implementation. AFAIU the implementation is not that trivial at all:
<foo>
<jx:attribute name="fooattr" value="barattr"/>
</foo>
This is the most simple case. Still you have to cache all ignorable
whitespace awaiting possible jx:attribute. This may affect performance
and raise memory allocation per script invocation.
Hmm, can't we just throw away the ignorable whitespaces between the
start element and the jx:attribute?
Wouldn't this break the functionality for those who serialize template
output to text?
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