[jdom-interest] The correct way to insert newlines and other

[himank gupta]

Use root.addContent("\n");
 
instead of making newline a Text object.
Reason: 
 
root.addContent(content1);
root.addContent(newline);
root.addContent(content2);
root.addContent(newline); // NOTE 
 
the last action would give ILLEGAL ADD error on runtime because
newline is already a child of root 
OR
root already has a child named newline.

 

Regards

Himank......

 


 

Element root = new Element("ROOT");
Text newline = new Text("");
Text content1 = new Text("");
Text content2 = new Text("");

content1.setText("test1");
newline.setText("\n"); //This seems kind of hackish
content2.setText("test2");

root.addContent(content1);
root.addContent(newline);
root.addContent(content2);

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Today's Topics:

1. Re: & problems (Paul Libbrecht)
2. The correct way to insert newlines and other text codes into
JDOM elements (Kevin Chiu)


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 10:13:26 +0200
From: Paul Libbrecht 

Subject: Re: [jdom-interest] & problems 
To: Tatu Saloranta 
Cc: jdom interest 
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Le 9 sept. 05, à 19:47, Tatu Saloranta a écrit :
> Does anyone know of xml processing package that does
> allow validation of the output? I have been thinking
> of writing such functionality into Woodstox, as it
> would seem potentially useful, but absence (?) of
> others doing that makes me wonder if it would be truly
> needed.

DTD-awareness would definitely help some output.
Our DTD is a mix of several DTDs and contains several implicit 
attributes such as namespace declarations... I have proposed a patch to 
XMLOutputter which uses a DTD-parser loaded DTD in order to avoid the 
addition of these implicit attributes... our re-output sources are 
suddenly readable again!

But I would more call this usage of DTD a "notation" usage instead of a 
validation...

I wouldn't know how to validate the output of XMLOutputter except 
reparse it!!

paul




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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 03:37:41 -0500
From: Kevin Chiu 
Subject: [jdom-interest] The correct way to insert newlines and other
text codes into JDOM elements
To: jdom-interest at jdom.org
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Hello,

What's the correct way to add newlines (or other special characters)
to the text of a JDom element?
This is how I'm doing it now:

Element root = new Element("ROOT");
Text newline = new Text("");
Text content1 = new Text("");
Text content2 = new Text("");

content1.setText("test1");
newline.setText("\n"); //This seems kind of hackish
content2.setText("test2");

root.addContent(content1);
root.addContent(newline);
root.addContent(content2);



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