Hi,
I've discovered a strange problem with documents that have a long
comment at the beginning (such as the attached a.xml). A slightly
shorter header comment solves the problem (such as in the attached
b.xml).
The problem occurs only with --stream. I can reproduce with 2.6.26
(cygwin) and the
Hi,
Maybe someone could assist me here.
I am having trouble saving the contents of the xml file. I have an
xmlDocPtr to the area in which the data lies however when I use
xmlSaveFileFormat(path, doc, 1) the file seems to either be corrupt or
in some sort of binary form.
I would like
Hi there.
Do not use this API unless you compile libxml together with you program.
The FILE* structure is incompatible btw. different crt versions and so you
cannot guarantee that you program links to the same one as the compiled
libxml2.
(Someone correct me if I'm wrong.)
You can use the
Hello,
I'm aware that xml is case sensitive, but is there a switch to turn that
off?
Of course we can just convert the file into lowercase/uppercase before
setting libxml2 on it, but if there's an option, I'd rather not.
Thanks.
Alex
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On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 04:27:03PM +0200, Bidoul, Stephane wrote:
Hi,
I've discovered a strange problem with documents that have a long
comment at the beginning (such as the attached a.xml). A slightly
shorter header comment solves the problem (such as in the attached
b.xml).
The
On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 11:24:05AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm aware that xml is case sensitive, but is there a switch to turn that
off?
XML is case sensitive by definition, so there is no such option.
Daniel
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(I hope this is not OT, my RPM foo is low. I am trying to debug a
libxml2/libxslt
problem) ..
I am trying to debug a stylesheet problem, where I get this error:
runtime error: file
/home/bkc/src/eclipse/main24/tal2xslt/tal2xslt/xsl/tal2xslt. xsl
line 450 element copy-of
Attribute nodes must
On Thu, 2007-05-10 at 11:24 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I’m aware that xml is case sensitive, but is there a switch to turn
that off?
Of course we can just convert the file into lowercase/uppercase before
setting libxml2 on it, but if there’s an option, I’d rather not.
In general it's
On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 05:14:38PM -0400, Brad Clements wrote:
(I hope this is not OT, my RPM foo is low. I am trying to debug a
libxml2/libxslt
problem) ..
I am trying to debug a stylesheet problem, where I get this error:
runtime error: file