Daniel, Thank you for your point. And i am sorry cause of my dump, but i do not understand what you said. I know i am using a strict character. My question is 1. described in the dataset tag &#60;ABCD&#62; 2. when using serialize() &#60;ABCD&#62; 3. when using xpathQuery() <ABCD>
In the case of 2, transferred '&' to '&'. In the case of 3, transferred '&' to '&'. And in the example code of setText() transferred '<' to '<' when it shown in then view. where those are converted to ? *.as, *.lzx or LPS ? I could not find out the converting mechanism of strict characters. Give me some hints. mt1 Daniel Williams wrote: >mt1, >I missed the #38 before the ">", that's way it was displayed in the >debug window. >So the data should read &#60;ABCD&#62; > >My point is this http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#sec-external-ent, your >working with XML which has a strict character set. > >-Daniel > > >mt1 wrote: > > >>Thank you Daniel, but I am getting confuse more. >>Your code has shown "<ABCD> " in the debug window and "<ABCD>" in >>the text area. >>That mean xpathQuery() could not handle '&#60;' but <text> tag could >>do it, right? >>Where your point is ? >> >>Thx >>mt1 >> >>Daniel Williams wrote: >> >> >> >> >>>mt1, >>>I don't think this is a Laszlo code issue. You may need to use the >>>numeric reference , here is a list. >>> >>>Ampersand & & &#38; >>>Left angle bracket < < &#60; >>>Right angle bracket > > > >>>Straight quotation mark " " ' >>>Apostrophe ' ' " >>> >>> >>>Try this code out if you want to display "<ABCD>" to the user, FYI I'm >>>running 3.3.3 . >>> >>><canvas debug="true"> >>><dataset name="ds"> >>><data>&#60;ABCD></data> >>></dataset> >>> >>><handler name="oninit"> >>>var dp = new LzDatapointer(); >>>dp.setPointer(ds); >>> >>>Debug.write( "dp serialize : " + dp.serialize() ); >>>Debug.write( "dp xpathQuery: " + dp.xpathQuery("data/text()") ); >>> >>>var text = dp.xpathQuery('data/text()'); >>>testText.setAttribute('text', text); >>> >>></handler> >>> >>><view bgcolor="blue" width="100" height="100"> >>><text id="testText" resize="true" text="Hello"/> >>></view> >>></canvas> >>> >>>Just my 2 cents. >>>-Daniel >>> >>>mt1 wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>Any hints? >>>> >>>>mt1 wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Yes i thought so, but there were not it in xpathQuery() method or >>>>>*.as files. >>>>>So i confused where it has been done. >>>>>You can see that where is ? >>>>> >>>>>Thanks >>>>>mt1 >>>>> >>>>>Not Zippy wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>I believe the data is being unescaped. >>>>>>Debug.write(unescape("<ABCD>") ) >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>On 3/5/07, *mt1* < [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> >>>>>>wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>Hi forks, >>>>>> >>>>>>I am wondering how to handle a escape characters in >>>>>>LzDatapointer.xpathQuery(). >>>>>>This is a example code. >>>>>> >>>>>><canvas debug="true"> >>>>>><dataset name="ds"> >>>>>><data><ABCD></data> >>>>>></dataset> >>>>>> >>>>>><handler name="oninit"> >>>>>>var dp = new LzDatapointer(); >>>>>>dp.setPointer(ds); >>>>>> >>>>>>Debug.write( "dp serialize : " + dp.serialize() ); >>>>>>Debug.write( "dp xpathQuery: " + dp.xpathQuery("data/text()") ); >>>>>></handler> >>>>>></canvas> >>>>>> >>>>>>You can see the data with escaped in <dataset> tag. >>>>>>And the first debug line ( using serialize() ) shows the strings >>>>>>without >>>>>>modification, >>>>>>but the second debug line ( using xpathQuery() ) shows "<ABCD>" >>>>>>out of >>>>>>the way by >>>>>>operating unescaped. >>>>>>I took a look around LzDatapointer.as or LzDataElement.as, but >>>>>>xpathQuery() do not >>>>>>translate from '>' to '<' anywhere. >>>>>> >>>>>>Please let me know why xpathQuery() can do such like that ? >>>>>> >>>>>>mt1 >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > > > >
