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Curtis Aube updated FLEX-33313:
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Description:
var xml1:XML = <node><childnode/></node>;
var xml2:XML = <node/>;
xml2.appendChild(xml1.childnode[0]);
xml1.appendChild(<newnode/>);
trace(xml1.toXMLString());
Output:
<node>
<childnode/>
</node>
Expected Output:
<node>
<childnode/>
<newnode/>
</node>
Workaround:
Make a copy of the childnode and append the copy to the second xml node.
or
Remove the childnode before appending it to the second xml node.
Additional notes:
When you hit this bug, it is very hard to debug since there is no apparent
reason it is happening and no stack traces. Another solution to this problem
may be to just throw a stack trace when you try to append the same xml to two
different xml parents, so that it's easier to find and fix the problem.
was:
var xml1:XML = <node><childnode/></node>;
var xml2:XML = <node/>;
xml2.appendChild(xml1.childnode[0]);
xml1.appendChild(<newnode/>);
trace(xml1.toXMLString());
Output:
<node>
<childnode/>
</node>
Expected Output:
<node>
<childnode/>
<newnode/>
</node>
Workaround:
Make a copy of the childnode and append the copy to the second xml node.
or
Remove the childnode before appending it to the second xml node.
Additional notes:
This is very hard to debug since there is no apparent reason it is happening
and no stack traces. Another solution to this problem may be to just throw a
stack trace when you try to append the same xml to two different xml parents,
so that it's easier to find and fix the problem.
> Cannot append child to xml
> --------------------------
>
> Key: FLEX-33313
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-33313
> Project: Apache Flex
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: .Unspecified - Framework
> Affects Versions: Adobe Flex SDK 3.2 (Release), Adobe Flex SDK 3.3
> (Release), Adobe Flex SDK 4.6 (Release)
> Reporter: Curtis Aube
>
> var xml1:XML = <node><childnode/></node>;
> var xml2:XML = <node/>;
> xml2.appendChild(xml1.childnode[0]);
> xml1.appendChild(<newnode/>);
> trace(xml1.toXMLString());
> Output:
> <node>
> <childnode/>
> </node>
> Expected Output:
> <node>
> <childnode/>
> <newnode/>
> </node>
> Workaround:
> Make a copy of the childnode and append the copy to the second xml node.
> or
> Remove the childnode before appending it to the second xml node.
> Additional notes:
> When you hit this bug, it is very hard to debug since there is no apparent
> reason it is happening and no stack traces. Another solution to this problem
> may be to just throw a stack trace when you try to append the same xml to two
> different xml parents, so that it's easier to find and fix the problem.
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