Dear friends,
I'am in process of creating a new parser class. My parser was showing
parsing errors in case of input like,
<product prod_name="jean" size=" 24" boot-cut" price="$99">
i have got parsing error in attributes values " 24" boot-cut". I was
reading attributes values from " to ". But in above case double
quotes(") comes three times so my parser was not able to read it
properly.
How to solve the above problem?
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Martin
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I'd suggest you require that "s within strings be escaped somehow.
Otherwise, the input is ambiguous - it might as well be 'size = "24"'
followed by an unterminated '"boot cut'
martin
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On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 1:03 AM, dare ruby <martin@angleritech.com> wrote:
Dear friends,
I'am in process of creating a new parser class. My parser was showing
parsing errors in case of input like,
<product prod_name="jean" size=" 24" boot-cut" price="$99">
i have got parsing error in attributes values " 24" boot-cut". I was
reading attributes values from " to ". But in above case double
quotes(") comes three times so my parser was not able to read it
properly.
How to solve the above problem?
dare ruby wrote:
My parser was showing
parsing errors in case of input like,
<product prod\_name="jean" size=" 24" boot\-cut" price="$99">
Well, in case that the input is supposed to be XML, your parser was right to
do so as the above is not valid.
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Thank you sebastian and martin. so its invalid to pass xml like that i
hope.
The attribute value should be like,
size=' 24" boot-cut '
or like,
size=" 24' boot-cut"
Is the above xml is valid. Please suggest a better way of inputs in
proper xml for above attributes.
regards,
Martin
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dare ruby wrote:
Thank you sebastian and martin. so its invalid to pass xml like that i hope.
The attribute value should be like,
size=' 24" boot-cut '
or like,
size=" 24' boot-cut"
Is the above xml is valid. Please suggest a better way of inputs in proper xml for above attributes.
Yes, it's valid, but I suggest a better way:
size=" 24" boot-cut"
Replacing " with its XML entity ". Any attribute value should be processed to replace special XML characters ("'<>&) with their entity.
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