On Dec 3, 2008, at 10:38, Jere Kapyaho wrote:
Based on that, it might be better to just *not* do it, but then you wouldn't be XML compliant.
It's perfectly XML compliant to be DTDless, to let the XML processor do its thing with the datatype defaulted to CDATA and not to perform any trimming.
Note that in XML this is specified in terms of DTD datatypes, but the config document is described in RELAX NG.
So as far as the XML processor is concerned, all the attributes are CDATA. RELAX NG does not feed back to AVNormalize.
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