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Yeah, that day has come -- I was hoping that people would not be dealing with I meant, the xml If the RE matching is not complicated enough for you, would you care to send in a PR pls? |
One idea is to change the You can try that kind of data massages on your side before calling xmlfmt if you want, before a proper fix can be done to this lib. |
Ciao,
I'm sorry but I don't have the skills to help you.
… Il giorno 14 nov 2022, alle ore 23:10, AntonioSun ***@***.***> ha scritto:
Yeah, that day has come -- I was hoping that people would not be dealing with CDATA, but the day has finally come.
I meant, the xml CDATA is very convoluted to me, and I had no idea how to deal it, even up till today.
If the RE matching is not complicated enough for you, would you care to send in a PR pls?
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Ciao,
I try to format this string but receive a panic.
"<book><author>Fred</author><text><![CDATA[<message> Welcome to xmlfmt </message>]]></text><isbn>23456</isbn></book>"
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