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- Subject: Cloning XML
- From: Tim Channon <tc@...>
- Date: Mon, 18 May 2015 01:24:39 +0100
There are many XML decoding libraries of varying degrees of capability
and portability. The focus of these is decode.
Discussion of regenerating identical XML from the decode seems to get
lost and particularly when the user has no idea of the XML meaning,
simply wants to intercept textually known entities within a context.
I'm trying to do this where I need to hack values in XML as a fix for
known disability in a major package, ie. a workaround.
FYI, outputting SVG provides a simple hack target, about recolouring
interpolated colours when verbatim is needed. I'm highly amused that the
nameless package involved is stated on various discussion sites as
unable to draw filled polygons, which would be a solution. The SVG
output is... filled polygons! You can't make this up.
Refer to ancient cartoon about the tree swing. So so true in IT.