It looks like Genx tries hard to ensure its output is
namespace-well-formed, but if I write:
#include "genx.h"
int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
genxWriter w = genxNew(NULL, NULL, NULL);
genxStartDocFile(w, stdout);
genxStartElementLiteral(w, NULL, ":");
genxEndElement(w);
genxEndDocument(w);
}
then the output is <:></:> which is not good. (In particular,
checkNCName seems to allow the first character (but no other) to be
':'). Would I be right in thinking this is a bug?
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Philip Taylor
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