Rubistas:
I'm using REXML to read and write XML too often.
Whenever REXML saves a comment, it adds linefeeds to it. Because I
write too often, these are stacking up. Is this my fault? I tried
various doc.write(f, x) options for the indentation levels.
Ruby 1.8.2 (from the Pragmatic Programmers' way cool installer).
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Phlip
phlip2005@gmail.com wrote:
Rubistas:
I'm using REXML to read and write XML too often.
Whenever REXML saves a comment, it adds linefeeds to it. Because I
write too often, these are stacking up. Is this my fault? I tried
various doc.write(f, x) options for the indentation levels.
Doesn't seem that way for me:
#--------
require 'rexml/document'
doc = REXML::Document.new( "<foo>Text</foo>" )
doc.root << REXML::Comment.new( 'My Comment')
puts doc # <foo>Text<!--My Comment--></foo>
#--------
This is using
ruby 1.8.2 (2004-11-06) [i386-mswin32]
on Win2K
Ruby 1.8.2 (from the Pragmatic Programmers' way cool installer).
I believe this is Curt Hibbs' work, now referred to as the "One-click Installer."
James
I have the same problem: Read document and write it
out again with (usually) doc.write(file, 0).
This adds some (at least one) linefeeds to previously existing ones.
Ruby version: ruby 1.8.2 (2004-11-06) [i686-linux]
Am Mittwoch, 1. Dezember 2004 19:32 schrieb phlip2005@gmail.com:
Rubistas:
I'm using REXML to read and write XML too often.
Whenever REXML saves a comment, it adds linefeeds to it. Because I
write too often, these are stacking up. Is this my fault? I tried
various doc.write(f, x) options for the indentation levels.Ruby 1.8.2 (from the Pragmatic Programmers' way cool installer).
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Stefan
James Britt wrote:
> Whenever REXML saves a comment, it adds linefeeds to it. Because I
> write too often, these are stacking up. Is this my fault? I tried
> various doc.write(f, x) options for the indentation levels.
#--------
require 'rexml/document'
doc = REXML::Document.new( "<foo>Text</foo>" )
doc.root << REXML::Comment.new( 'My Comment')
puts doc # <foo>Text<!--My Comment--></foo>
#--------
I cannot reproduce the problem using a 4 line program like that, with a copy
of the production XML that causes the problem. Thanks for trying. I have to
look closer at the production then...