David Thielen schreef:
Hi all;
Well, after getting through the Microsoft SpreadsheetML xml format,
I’ve found two things I think dom4j could really use.
1. Apparently you can state that white space and cr/lf are part of
an element and need to be preserved. So <Data><Font>hi
there</Font></Data> is different from <Data> <Font>hi
there</Font> </Data>. And in this case, there needs to be:
1. A way to create these nodes initially with the spacing.
2. A way to make sure that any XMLWriter type class preserves
it exactly.
If I'm not mistaken, the XMLWriter supports the xml:space attribute. If
you have an element where the white space should be preserved, you can
add the xml:space="preserve" to your element
regards,
Maarten
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