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Serialization of tags with long text inserts line break and indentation!
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Serialization of tags with long text inserts line break and indentation!
------- Additional Comments From gordongano99@yahoo.com 2003-08-15 13:30 -------
This is the behavior that happens when you call setIndenting(true) and leave
setPreserveSpace() as false. (According to bug 9793 you shouldn't have them
both set to true.) The result leaves your text content mangled.
This is a pretty ugly problem - if you want your XML to be pretty-printed, then
your text content will get mangled.
I was able to work around this problem by extending XMLSerializer add adding
these overrides, so that printText() was never called with preserveSpace equals
false.
protected void printText( String text, boolean preserveSpace, boolean
unescaped ) throws IOException
{
// set preserveSpace to true, no matter what we were called with.
super.printText( text, true, unescaped );
}
protected void printText( char[] chars, int start, int length, boolean
preserveSpace, boolean unescaped ) throws IOException
{
// set preserveSpace to true, no matter what we were called with.
super.printText( chars, start, length, true, unescaped );
}
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