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Re: Translate special characters at XML save/load

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:54
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Trevor,

I see now. You want the content of a particular element to be all (or maybe in part) on one line. I am glad you found a solution.

However, there may be some value in using half of my solution. That is, when going from XML to Frame, translate the various characters into elements, whose content (the nonbreaking characters) is governed by the EDD. Then from Frame to XML, translate the elements into characters. The one advantage I see is that it does not require knowing the bits and bytes that Frame stores for these nonbreaking characters. You enter them in the EDD using Frame's escape sequences. But this may be a minor advantage.

Good luck,
Van
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