Hi all,
I have what seems to me a simple question: how to create an attribute that
starts or ends with white-space and/or has multiple occurrences of white-space
characters behind each other?
Something like:
declare xmlspace = preserve
<test att="bla bla ">{attribute {'att2'} {'bla2 bla2 '}}</test>
Results in:
<test att="bla bla" att2="bla2 bla2"/>
Are there other ways of creating attribute, which do result in the expected:
<test att="bla bla " att2="bla2 bla2 "/>?
It looks like the attribute values are passed through normalize-space, but as
far as I can determine that is against the XML recommendation.
(http://www.w3.org/TR/1998/REC-xml-19980210#AVNormalize) Am I missing something
obvious? Or is there a particular reason for this behaviour?
Note: haven't had time to install 4.0, so the above was tested in 3.2.4. Does
4.0 respond differently on the above statement?
Kind regards,
Geert
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