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April 6th, 2008, 02:32 PM
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Character data location
Can I assume that character data is always located between 1) a start tag and a start tag, 2) a start tag and it's corresponding end tag, or 3) an end tag and an end tag?
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<foo>case1<bar>case2</bar>case3</foo> I ask because I'm trying to learn a streaming xml parser (expat) and often, contigious character data blocks are broken up into more than one calls to the chardata handler, so I need a way of delimiting it reliably to know when it's over.
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April 7th, 2008, 09:44 AM
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You can't assume any of these, unless there is a spec for your format which specifically indicates one of them.
Example. html <body>text<b>BoldText</b>moretext</body>
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