Michael Van Canneyt schreef:
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007, Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
As a quick fix I wrote the following XSLT file to fix all those
confusing xml "empty" elements.
This XSLT file will rewrite all empty "descr", "errors" and "seealso"
elements to the following format. <node />
Here is how you can apply the XSLT under Linux.
xsltproc -o output.xml remove_whitespace.xsl ticriteria.xml
PS:
Searching the internet it seems the XML preferred format for a empty
element is a single tag with a '/' at the end. I guess we need to
modify 'makeskel' then to output the correct/preferred format.
No, that defeats the purpose of makeskel.
The point is that the check for 'undocumented' in lazdoc checks for the
presence of a short/descr node. It should also check whether there is
actual text inside the node.
I haven't looked at the code, but this could be caused by the following.
IIRC, in earlier versions, if there was only whitespace between the start tag and
the end tag, no child nodes were generated. With fpc 2.1.1 for such 'empty' pieces
a text node is generated, so LazDoc sees it as content.
Vincent
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