That doesn't seem to work either. Perhaps I'm not doing it right, but the
output is identical with this code:
var x:XML = <myXML/>;
x.a = new XML( "<![CDATA[ a ]]>");
x.b = " b ";
x.c = " c ";
trace("x=" + x.toXMLString());
It doesn't show the CDATA section in the output, nor does it preserve the
whitespace.
--- Nils Millahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you tried using a CDATA around them?
>
> - Nils.
>
>
> Dave Glasser wrote:
> > I've tried using the static XML.ignoreWhitespace property to solve this
> > problem. Not only does it not work, but I don't want the setting applied
> > globally. When I run this code:
> >
> > var x:XML = <myXML/>;
> > x.a = " a ";
> > x.b = " b ";
> > x.c = " c ";
> > trace("x=" + x.toXMLString());
> >
> > The output is:
> >
> > x=<myXML>
> > <a>a</a>
> > <b>b</b>
> > <c>c</c>
> > </myXML>
> >
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to preserve the leading and trailing whitespace
> in
> > the elements a, b and c?
> >
> >
> >
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