Sebastien Arbogast wrote:
> Is it a known bug? Is it too dangerous to switch the writer like this?
XmlWriter is eligable for removal.
I don't think anybody uses it.
br,
Bruno
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I have a document generated in RTF and everything works fine.
Now I just changed the writer instance used to serialize the document so
that I get an XML file instead of an RTF one, using XmlWriter.getInstance().
And at some point in the document creation process, I get the following
exception:
j
hello,
I'm generating XML by the use of document.add(Element) method.
the problem is that the XML generated is splitted (to respect 80 columns
??) and \n are inserted into paragraphs.
So when generating corresponding PDF, lines are rejoined, and spaces
forgotten.
somebody can help me ?
Franc
hello,
I'm generating XML by the use of document.add(Element) method.
the problem is that the XML generated is splitted (to respect 80 columns
??) and \n are inserted into paragraphs.
So when generating corresponding PDF, lines are rejoined, and spaces
forgotten.
somebody can help me ?
Franc
As I recall, the HtmlWriter does this automagically.
I would imagine the XmlWriter would do the same.
-Matt
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What I was wondering is if the XMLWriter would handle
the transformation of special characters like "&" to
& , an
What I was wondering is if the XMLWriter would handle the transformation of special characters like "&" to & , and how to specify it
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