XML::Node.new('foo') << XML::Node.new('bar') << XML::Node.new('baz')Should produce: <foo><bar><baz/></bar></foo>XML::Node<<(arg) should return the argument being appended *ONLY IF* the argument is an XML::Node, else it should return the xmlNode that had its content modified (e.g. XML::Attributes and Strings).That should solve this problem.
So in this case the first << returns the 'bar' node and the second << returns the baz node.
Thus:
node = XML::Node.new('foo') << XML::Node.new('bar') << XML::Node.new('baz')
node is baz. Which is annoying, because most of the time I imagine you
want foo (at least I want foo). Thus, returning the appended argument
is great, until the very end, where you want the original node...
Charlie
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