There was a bug in REXML for SAX parsing…but I have a patch in the
jabber4r stuff (protocol.rb) that fixes it. Oh, and under 1.8.0 you
needed to require ‘rexml_1.8_patch’. This is no longer necessary under
1.8.1. If you use CVS of Ruby you don’t need either patch. Anyway,
let me know if it works or not
There was a bug in REXML for SAX parsing…but I have a patch in the
jabber4r stuff (protocol.rb) that fixes it. Oh, and under 1.8.0 you
needed to require ‘rexml_1.8_patch’. This is no longer necessary under
1.8.1. If you use CVS of Ruby you don’t need either patch. Anyway,
let me know if it works or not
Rich,
Is this a bug that I’ve already fixed, or are you just hoarding the
patch for your own nefarious purposes?
There was a bug in REXML for SAX parsing…but I have a patch in the
jabber4r stuff (protocol.rb) that fixes it. Oh, and under 1.8.0 you
needed to require ‘rexml_1.8_patch’. This is no longer necessary
under
1.8.1. If you use CVS of Ruby you don’t need either patch. Anyway,
let me know if it works or not
Rich,
Is this a bug that I’ve already fixed, or are you just hoarding the
patch for your own nefarious purposes?
it just keeps changing on me from one version to another
the issue is i have a socket protocol that delivers xml as a (non \n
terminated) continuous string.
you have kept changing the way that the base parser handles things…it
may be fixed in the current version, but with the one shipped with
1.8.1 it did not work without me changing the behavior of the socket
(io) prior to passing it to your parsing method. Specifically I do
this:
if REXML::Version=="2.7.3" || REXML::Version=="2.7.4"
def @stream.read(len=nil)
len = 100 unless len
super(len)
end
def @stream.gets(char=nil)
super(">")
end
def @stream.readline(char=nil)
super(">")
end
def @stream.readlines(char=nil)
super(">")
end
end
this made things work…but it obviously is a bit weird
