Hey Emmett, dunno if you saw this response (below), but here's the relevant bit:
# just make sure you format it on output
> format = true
> # => true
> doc.save('output.xml', format)
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via Document#save
http://libxml.rubyforge.or
On 2/4/07, TRANS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would your app choke if you put a " " in there? All I could think of
> off the top of my head.
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> T.
I tried TRANS's hack, and it turns out just setting content = ""
forces libxml to output the matching end tag.
Unfortunately, the program I have is
Emmett Shear wrote:
> I can remove the byte order markers myself pretty easily; is there any
> way to force libxml to output empty tags in form?
Hi Emmett,
I think what you want to manipulate is xmlSaveNoEmptyTags[1] sadly, I don't
know
enough C and can't find anything similar to try to copy.
On 2/3/07, Emmett Shear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a program that I am forced to work with that stores its
> settings in a very non-compliant XML format. It's UTF-16, but it lacks
> the byte markers, and it uses tags of the form instead of
> . Libxml has been awesome - it read the file pe
