mefistotelis added the comment:
I'm on it.
Test update attached.
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https://bugs.python.org/file48890/0002-bpo-39011-Test-white-space-preservation-in-attribs.patch
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mefistotelis added the comment:
Patch attached.
I was thinking about one for() instead, but didn't wanted to introduce too
large changes..
Let me know if you would prefer something like:
for i in (9,10,13,):
if chr(i) not in text: continue
text = text.replace(
mefistotelis added the comment:
Disclaimer: I'm not at all an expert in XML specs.
The linked spec chapter, "End-of-Line Handling", says all line endings should
behave like they were converted to "\n" _before_ parsing.
This means:
1. This part of spec does
New submission from mefistotelis :
TLDR:
If I place "\r" in an Element attribute, it is handled and idiomized to "
"
in the XML file. But wait - \r is not really code 10, right?
Real description:
If I create ElementTree and read it just after creation, I'm gettin
