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Posted to c-dev@xerces.apache.org by Rocky Raccoon <rr...@bigfoot.com> on 2000/05/04 22:37:51 UTC
DoEscapes
Hi,
In the DomPrint example there is a command line option
-NoEscape
What exactly does this do ?
Can someone give me an example of what will be different if set this
option ?
Re: DoEscapes
Posted by Michael Mason <mg...@decisionsoft.com>.
Rocky Raccoon wrote:
>
> Hi,
> In the DomPrint example there is a command line option
> -NoEscape
>
> What exactly does this do ?
> Can someone give me an example of what will be different if set this
> option ?
If escaping is turned on, output of characters like & and < will be
replaced by & and < etc. Turning on escaping also slows the thing
down *lots*, though. The DOMPrint C++ output code (overloads of <<,
mainly) shows how this escaping works.
Mike.
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