Re: Problem with XML::Parser

2003-04-03 Thread R. Joseph Newton
Keith Boynton wrote: > > This exact code works fine on another machine. Any ideas? > Did it touch a word-wrapping editor--the kind that is appropriate and SHOULD be used for discursive material only? I wonder because when I pated this into my interpreter, the only error I received was on the l

Re: Problem with XML::Parser

2003-04-03 Thread Keith Boynton
Yeah it knows its not "technically" valid xml but XML::Parser does not care about that. XML::Checker::Parser would. The versions of XML::Parser of the same, I have an idea it may be Expat chucking out the results in a different format but I cannot be sure. "Wiggins D'Anconia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Problem with XML::Parser

2003-04-02 Thread Wiggins d'Anconia
Keith Boynton wrote: I am having some problems with the XML::Parser module. It is returning an error when passed some valid xml in the form of a string. The error it returns is: No element found at line 1, column 0 byte -1 This seems to suggest that the string is empty although if I print the stri

Problem with XML::Parser

2003-04-02 Thread Keith Boynton
I am having some problems with the XML::Parser module. It is returning an error when passed some valid xml in the form of a string. The error it returns is: No element found at line 1, column 0 byte -1 This seems to suggest that the string is empty although if I print the string immediately prior