Subject: Re: preserve-space and strip-space?
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 14:09:35 +0100
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strip-space strips white space text nodes. ie text nodes that only have
white space.
<links>
<link> testing pre-stripping</link>
the first child of <links> is a text node consisting of
a newline and a space.
If you had specifed strip-space for links then this would be removed and
so the first child would be the link element.
the link element only has one child, a text node.
As it contains non white space characters it is not removed.
If you want to remove the space from front and back, use the
normalize-space function.
<link >
the white space inside a start tag is never even reported by the XML
parser so never has any effect.
David
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