[ moin-Bugs-786855 ] xml feature doesn't work

Bugs item #786855, was opened at 2003-08-11 19:32
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Category: None
Group: None
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Later
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Joey Smith (tml)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: xml feature doesn't work

Initial Comment:
Visit http://parrakeet.joeysmith.com and click on the 
XML link. The XML which is generated is invalid.

<p><s2>stuff here</p></s2>

Those tags must not interleave for valid XML.

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>Comment By: Thomas Waldmann (thomaswaldmann)
Date: 2004-03-27 15:32

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This issue has maybe improved in 1.2.1 (but there is another
bug in there with footnotes). So maybe check 1.2.2 as soon
as it is released.

A complete fix for that problem is not to be expected before
we switch to a different parser. Same thing as for
generating completely valid xhtml.

Please re-submit if there are still problems after that
"version with a new parser".


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Comment By: Joey Smith (tml)
Date: 2004-01-21 18:49

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Having someone else report this as a problem lead me to
investigate a bit deeper (BTW, twerschlein: sf.net didn't
escape your HTML, so it's difficult to see your report).

I can see now why this bug is still open.

Given the stream:
<p><h1>foo</h1></p>

moinmoin is trying to generate the following XML stream:
<s1><p>foo</p></s1>

The problem is that by the time the XML formatter knows that
it needs to print <s1>, <p> has already been
printed. So it seems that, in order to fix this, one of
three things will have to be done:

1) All of the XML Formatter functions will need to share a
common "stack", and <s1> cannot be printed until
<s2> is known/encountered.

2) Use the DOM rather than printing the XML as a stream

3) Find someway to rewind the stream when <s##> is
encountered.

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Comment By: Thomas Werschlein (twerschlein)
Date: 2004-01-21 15:03

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[Sorry for not escaping the tags the first time]

I notice the same problem, but within this context:
<s1><p><anchor/><s2></p><p>stuff
here</p></s2></s1>

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Comment By: Thomas Werschlein (twerschlein)
Date: 2004-01-21 14:59

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I notice the same problem, but within this context:
<s1><p><anchor/><s2></p><p>stuff here</p></s2></s1>

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