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Re: replace carridge return/linefeed

Subject: Re: replace carridge return/linefeed
From: Mike Brown <mike@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2002 09:00:11 -0600 (MDT)
carridge return
Joeri Belis wrote:
> I have the following situation in a xml file. There is a node that can
> contain a text that is entered via an editor field ( under windows ) , thus
> the user can add carridge return and line feed. Resulting in this kind of
> output.
> 
> <order>
>                 <price>2.73</price>
>                 <text>this is my text
> =====================</tekst>
                         ^^^^^

"text", I hope :)

>                 <ordline>10</ordline>
> </order>
> 
> Now i want to replace all the carridge returns and linefeeds with &#10;

When an XML document is parsed, CR+LF pairs are normalized to LF, so you don't
need to do this. You shouldn't want the character reference "&#10;" anyway, as
it is semantically equivalent to a raw LF, and takes 3 or 8 bytes more than a
raw LF, depending on encoding.

What are you really trying to accomplish?

   - Mike
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