On Jan 26, 2008 5:11 PM, Stanimir Stamenkov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You example is obviously wrong. You need to honor the 'start' and > 'length' parameters passed to the 'characters' callback when > constructing a String out of the given 'ch':
Thank you very much for correcting my mistake. > Where do you see character callbacks in between the start and end > element callbacks for the "pqr" and "uvw" elements? With the XML document: <root> <abc>hello</abc> <pqr/> <uvw/> </root> The program I posted (with your fix, new String(ch,start,length)), produces the output: -----start element----- ## ## #root# !-----start element-----! ------characters------ !------characters------! -----start element----- ## ## #abc# !-----start element-----! ------characters------ hello !------characters------! ------end element------ ## ## #abc# !------end element------! ------characters------ !------characters------! -----start element----- ## ## #pqr# !-----start element-----! ------end element------ ## ## #pqr# !------end element------! ------characters------ !------characters------! -----start element----- ## ## #uvw# !-----start element-----! ------end element------ ## ## #uvw# !------end element------! ------characters------ !------characters------! ------end element------ ## ## #root# !------end element------! This looks perfectly ok to me. (you wrote correctly that System.out.println(...) adds an extra newline). -- Regards, Mukul Gandhi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
