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Re: output formated text with xalan?

From: Joe Kesselman <keshlam-nospam@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 5/7/2006 10:16:00 AM

Elhanan wrote:
> how can whitespace between elements change the meaning of the docuemnt?

There is no "between". All whitespace is contained within an element, 
and is part of that element's contained text. Depending on how your 
particularly markup language is being processed, and depending on what 
hints you give it (eg the xml:space directive, or schema information 
about the intended type), the system may be able to ignore the 
whitespace ... or may not.

> anyway all i wanna is to able to read it when i deubg.

For debugging, no problem, as long as you're aware that what you're 
seeing isn't exactly what other programs are seeing.

For feeding it to another application, the only simple answer is It Depends.

As long as you're aware of that, go for it.

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