Committed r6219
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Ray Ryan wrote:
> Since the logic hasn't changed, I'll take your LGTM and run with it.
> FYI, this is an object we plug in to the XML parser. It gets to turn URLs
> into streams. When it sees us serving from the magic url where our xhtml.ent
> fil
Since the logic hasn't changed, I'll take your LGTM and run with it.
FYI, this is an object we plug in to the XML parser. It gets to turn URLs
into streams. When it sees us serving from the magic url where our xhtml.ent
file lives, it returns a local copy. Otherwise each time someone compiled a
ui.
LGTM
Code looks fine, but I really don't know what these files are doing, so
I can't review the logic.
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Can you look again? One of my unit tests was passing vacuously, and I
also wasn't being strict enough when matching short circuited resource
paths (needed to look for trailing '/' too).
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On 2009/09/25 18:08:31, Ray Ryan wrote:
> Joel, this is to change the served location of xhtml.ent
> after discussion with Andrew
LGTM.
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