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Bug in the SAX parser? [message #52102]

Tue, 09 January 2007 06:34

mattf
Messages: 13
Registered: January 2007

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Just ran into a, uh, interesting problem with the SAX parser in IDL. At
one point in processing an XML file, I have to remove the ignorable
white space-- so I wrote a 'remove_white' subclass of the SAX parser to
do that (a good exercise, btw, for anyone who's learning about this
stuff). However, it turns out that the file I want to process has
two-byte characters-- the 'remove_white' parser isn't bothered by that,
but it appears to have a problem with recognizing a Windows newline
(i.e., linefeed + carriage return) in two-byte character form.
Specifically, it spots the carriage return, but not the linefeed-- so,
my output file still has all the linefeeds. This is easy enough to deal
with, in the subclassed 'Chars' method I test for

chars[0] ne string(10B)

before sending the string to the output file. But I think it's a bug.

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