Am 05.02.2010 18:26, schrieb Asterios Katsifodimos:
Thank you Oliver,
However with some simple tests that I've ran, I saw that even
XMLConfiguration does not support this feature.
It would be nice to see that as an option in the Apache configuration
module, at least for me, its been many times that I need such
values in a configuration file.
thank you again,
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Asterios
With XMLConfiguration it is actually possible to have whitespace in
property values, but you have to tell the XML parser that it should not
trim these values. This can be achieved by adding the xml:space
attribute on an XML element. Have a look at the following example
extracted from our unit tests:
<space xml:space="preserve">
<blanc> </blanc>
</space>
The value of the space.blanc property will be a space character. (Note
that the xml:space attribute is a standard XML attribute, not a specific
extension for XMLConfiguration).
Oliver
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Oliver Heger
<[email protected]>wrote:
Am 04.02.2010 17:42, schrieb Asterios Katsifodimos:
Hi all,
I would like to know if there is a way to set the value of a variable
(key)
to be the space character in a PropertiesConfiguration file.
for example
variable = " "
could I use the double quotes to do that?
From looking at the code it seems that it is not possible to define a space
character as property value. All lines are trimmed after they were read.
Unfortunately, double quotes are also not supported. I am not sure, would
it make sense to add support for this feature? What would be the exact
specification?
Don't know whether this helps you, but with XMLConfiguration you can set
space characters as property values.
Oliver
thank you,
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Asterios Katsifodimos
INRIA Saclay
France
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