Hi Oliver,
> After reading it again, the first sentence is a mess. Should be
>
> "Check if both strings are equal or have the same content."
>
> IMO the "have the same content part" feels a bit redundant. Strings, 
> that are equal do have the same content...
>   
But if the two pointers are equal, the strings are equal too for sure ;)

Stefan

>   
>> On Thu, Dec 22, 2005 at 03:40:56PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>     
>>> xmlStrEqual() has a pretty bad sentence as documentation:
>>>
>>> "Check if both string are equal of have same content Should be a bit more 
>>> readable and faster than xmlStrEqual()"
>>>
>>> There are a few errors in it:
>>> - "string" should be "strings"
>>>       
>>   done
>>
>>     
>>> - the two senetnce should be seperated with a dot
>>>       
>>   done they are in separate lines in the source, though.
>>
>>     
>>> - xmlStrEqual() should be fester then xmlStrEqual()!?
>>>       
>>   already fixed, it was just not propagated to docs yet.
>>
>> thanks, will commit :-)
>>
>> Daniel
>>
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