Don't everybody answer at once ;-)
I apologize if this question is obvious or inappropriate, but it is a
behavior of the parser that I haven't been able to definitively classify
yet. So, if anyone could offer any help I would really appreciate it.
The reason that is an issue for me is that I have my own representation of
every node (a wrapper node). So, if a node is returned, I need to create a
new wrapper node. Now, if I create a new node wrapper for a duplicate
node, then it could end up getting released right out from under the second
node without me knowing it....not to mention that it is unnecessary.
Thanks!
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Each of these methods returns a node that was passed to as an input
parameter. My question is whether the return value is always the same as
the input value.
For example, if I pass DOMNode foo to replaceChild as the OldChild, will
the return value of the function always be foo? I need to know if my code
needs to check for the return value or if I can assume that the value is
always the same.
Note: In the past I had been led to believe that they were always the same,
but I wanted to check this before my code goes beta.
Thanks!
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