Re: xml preserve whitespace in node text

Hi,

Although I have not tried, you could add the the needed
attributexml:space="preserve" where needed, process the data with tidy
and remove the added attribute.

Regards,

2009/1/1 dinges <[email protected]>:
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> Thanks, Arnoud and Eric for your trouble.
> First of all Happy New Year.
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> I do not want tidy to add attributes, and the option add-xml-space would do
> that. Furthermore, according to the documentation the option only works with
> elements such as <PRE>, <STYLE> and <SCRIPT>, so I did'nt bother to try it.
> Now I did, just to experiment, and sure enough, no attribute was added by
> tidy, because I don't have those elements.
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> I'm not allowed to add attributes because I'm generating an XBRL instance,
> and there are rules to be followed.
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> The input for tidy is this:
> <bd-bedr:DescriptionDeviatingBusinessAssetsStartFinancialYear
> contextRef="cd0">Gecorrigeerd vermogen
> Correctie op de omzet
> Toevoeging van reserves
> </bd-bedr:DescriptionDeviatingBusinessAssetsStartFinancialYear>
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> And the output I get from is this:
> <bd-bedr:DescriptionDeviatingBusinessAssetsStartFinancialYear
> contextRef="cd0">Gecorrigeerd vermogen Correctie op de omzet Toevoeging van
> reserves</bd-bedr:DescriptionDeviatingBusinessAssetsStartFinancialYear>
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> When I use XmlSpy with the input, the instance is pretty-printed while
> whitespace is preserved, so it should be possible to get the result I want.
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> If tidy cannot do this, could you suggest other programs that work on the
> command line? I'm calling tidy from another program.
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> Regards,
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> Arnaud Desitter-2 wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> Try to add the attribute "xml:space" set to "preserve" on the related
>> elements.
>> Tidy option "add-xml-space" may help.
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>> Regards,
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