The newlines in the source were (presumably) literal newlines so are
reported as space. The newlines in your xselect attribute were written
as numeric character references so are not normalised and are reported
as newline characters, so they are not equal, and more generally if the
newlines in your source are explict there is no way of detecting them
in any XML application.
David
The carriage return appears in the XML source data. Aren't there any
technics to treat them in a custom way while parsing?(eg. by passing a
parameter to the parser)?
Did anyone encounter the same problem, and if yes, what was the issue?
Cheers
Lawrence