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If the argument to << is a string, append to the xmlNode->content
via xmlNodeAddContent(3). If, however, the argument is an
XML::Node, then use xmlAddChild(3) to add an xmlNode->child node.
And if it's an atribute:
node1 << XML::Attribute.new('foo','bar')
You'd end up with:
<foo foo="bar"/>
Here's the problem and line that I haven't drawn yet:
node1 << XML::Attribute.new('foo','bar') << 'baz'
What's that produce? '<foo foo="bar"/>baz' or '<foo foo="barbaz"/
>' ?? I think chaining objects together is a common practice and
more convenient than doing one assignment per line, so I'm biased
towards the behavior of the former (not the latter).
Arguments/discussion welcome. -sc
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Sean Chittenden
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