[jdom-interest] Possible bug in Verifier.checkXMLName

Thu Jun 8 09:16:59 PDT 2000

Hello,

Currently, this method only allows '-', '$', and '_'.  Shouldn't '.' also be
allowed?  I am using the 06/05 build.

Rick

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> I am missing some kind of addChild(index, Element) as a member
> of the
> Element class to allow appending of elements at specified
> positions in the
> list.
> any hints?

elt.getChildren().add(int, Element);

-jh-

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Hi,
I want to know when method :

public void output(Document document, org.w3c.dom.Document...
{
 // To be implemented
}

will be implemented.

 Thank you, bye

 Eugenio Marasco

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I have found it quite useful to be able to build a JDOM tree based on a DOM
sub-tree, identified by its root node (it is also possible to build a tree
from a DocumentFragment). In my scenario, I am building a DOM tree in memory
and then let the consumer query it with Xpath expressions. Since JDOM does
not support XPath at the moment, I use some 3rd party package, which
requires DOM as an input. However, when the result nodes are returned to the
consumer, they are converted to JDOM.

In order to enable this, I added a new method to  DOMBuilder:

    public Document build(org.w3c.dom.Node rootNode) {
        Document doc = new Document(null);

        buildTree(rootNode, doc, null, true);

        return doc;
    }

I think such support may also be useful in other, less twisted scenarios.

Oleg Ananiev
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If I may leap in to the whitespace fray, on my very first post...

Jason:
>I like that this lets you call whichever you prefer, and lets the same
>document easily use both.  I lean toward getContent() returning trimmed
>because I believe that to be more common, more helpful to the beginner,
>and because it's nicely backward compat.
>

Elliotte:
>The default should be to do what the XML spec requires. That's
>preserving white space. Brett's argues that we can call JDOM an
>application rather than a parser, and that therefore it can do
>whatever it feels like, but that seems a little sophistic to me.
>Programmers will use JDOM in place of the parser's own API, not as a
>separate application like they might use an RSS reader. They'll
>expect it to behave like a parser should behave.

As I understand it, Elliotte, people will want to use JDOM because it
*doesn't* act like a (typical) XML parser.  Meaning that the DWIM
button ("Do What I Mean") should, by default, be switched on. Since,
as Jason pointed out, most programmers feel that

 <name>
   Alex
 </name>

should map to the string "Alex", not the string "\n   Alex\n ", I'm with
Jason.  The extra 7 keystrokes for ".trim()" may not seem like a big
deal, but it's just that sort of infuriating gotcha that drives
people away from standard APIs in order to do it themselves.

I also feel that the content of a node should be determined at a lower
level, like the underlying parser. If the SAX parser can strip the
whitespace by default, then the JDOM API doesn't need to worry about
it one way or the other. Instead, it could merely allow a way to tell
the underlying parser, at slurp time, whether to preserve or destroy
whitespace.

And the default should be "DESTROY".

 - A

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> The source files in jdom-b4.zip are terminated with '\r \r \n' (two
> carriage returns), which results in double-spacing in many Java editors.
> 
> Looks like a translate problem.
> 
> The source files in jdom-b4-src.tar.gz, on the other hand, are
> terminated in one of the standard ways: '\r \n'

Actually, for me, the .tar.gz build.sh contains DOS-style line
endings, which means that sh won't execute it properly on Unix. (It's
looking for an executable file called "/bin/sh\r", not "/bin/sh", so
it dies with "bash: ./build.sh: No such file or directory".) Also,
that file is not flagged executable (chmod +x).

On the other hand, if a .bat file contains Unix-style line endings,
then *it* won't work right.

Perhaps the build script should run a program to convert line endings
correctly prior to tarring build.sh and build.bat, no matter what
platform the files were edited on, version-controlled on, and built
on.  It would be fun to write an Ant task class that does that, if
there isn't one already, so if you want me to do that, let me know.

Also, strangely, the build.bat file doesn't work on Windows 98. It
fails with Command not found or some such. It's probably some subtle
difference between NT and 98 BAT syntax.

Also, I'd like it if the .jar file were just called "jdom.jar"
regardless of which version of JDOM it contains. It means I can just
unzip to upgradge, rather than unzip and rename, or unzip and
relink. Note that's just for the JAR; the tarball should definitely be
named per version.

 - A

P.S. Is there a difference between jdom-b4.zip and jdom-b4-src.tar.gz?
If not, you might want to rename it jdom-b4-src.zip.

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