so what is the best strategy for getting a complete text?

Do I have to do multiple calls to parseNext whenever I hit a text node until I hit an 
endElement?


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> Hi,
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> The parser will also make multiple calls to the characters 
> function when it
> encounters an entity reference, so your plan is likely 
> unworkable.  Also,
> it's quite possible the buffer size could change in the future, or the
> parser's behavior could change for some other reason.
> 
> Dave
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> Hi,
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> I have a question about the way DefaultHandler::characters() 
> can send to
> chunks for a single text element
> 
> I found an answer of sorts in the mail archive but I am 
> hoping for a bit
> more certainty
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> The question is when will the characters function split data?
> Are there specific rules?
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> What I am hoping for is to be able to make sure this will never happen
> so I can ignore it rathger than having to write extra code.
> 
> The archive link is this
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xerces-c-dev&m=100076161808793&w=2
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> essentially that there may be a split if the buffer is full
> in which case can anyone tell me the buffer size?
> 
> then and the second reply mentions running into child nodes 
> which has me
> slightly confused
> it mentions that a split may happen if a child node is found, but text
> nodes don't have child nodes
> have I missed the point of the function?
> I was working with it as a method of getting the value of text nodes
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>              Vin
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