Thomas Bijon wrote: > I try to make a macro command that would write a new complex node > (containing a lot of descendent) at the end of XML datas. > > I succeed doing it with successives "selectNode", "add" and "insert" > command but the processing time is very long. > > I would like doing it using the "paste" command after the last child of > my root element and I would need that the "paste" command paste the > plain text parameter as an XML node. But whatever the syntaxe I am > using, the plain text parameter is always paste as a text child of my > root element and not as an XML tree. > > The syntaxes I tryed are : > > command name="paste" parameter="after string <?xml > version="1.0"?><ns:clipboard > xmlns:ns="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/namespace/clipboard"><NOTICE.... > > command name="paste" parameter="after S <?xml > version="1.0"?><ns:clipboard > xmlns:ns="http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/namespace/clipboard"><NOTICE.... > > command name="paste" parameter="after S <?xml > version="1.0"?>lt;NOTICE.... > > command name="paste" parameter="after string <?xml > version="1.0"?>lt;NOTICE.... > > What is the correct syntaxe to do so ?
In the doc, http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/paste.html, "S" means space and "string" is a placeholder. Please use something looking like the example given in the doc.: --- command="paste" parameter="after <?xml version='1.0'?><p>A paragraph.</p>" --- * If you specify "<?xml version="..." as the paramater of a command referenced in a macro (contained in an XML file), you need to *escape* "<", "&", etc, as "<", "&", etc. * If you test command paste *interactively* using the "Tools|Execute Command..." dialog box (Shortcut = Esc X), then you must not escape the XML (otherwise it will be interpreted as plain text even if it is well-formed). * If "<?xml version="..." is *not* *well-formed*, XXE will always considers it as being plain text.
