On 9-3-2010 11:37, Hans van der Meer wrote:
I want a buffer because I must save the contents until I can call it up
later on.
The solution below flushes the contents prematurely.
hm, normally you can do that in a parent node (or you can backtrack and
call it then)
another option is to save the reference (#1)
\def\MyFunnyBuffer{#1}
and then later
\xmlflush\MyFunnyBuffer
\xmlfirst{#1}{description}
and such so there is no need for buffers; in fact, the whole file is
buffered and you can consider each element to be a buffer
Hans
Hans van der Meer
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