On Tue, 2011-09-27 at 04:39 -0700, John Christopher wrote:
My data only contains elements with attributes
and no CDATA or PCDATA.
Well, you have CDATA in your attribute values, strictly speaking :-) but
I think you mean no element content.
(I hope you don't plan to localise this to Japanese!)
If my data *did* contain CDATA or PCDATA, the
formatter should leave the data alone, but
properly indent the surrounding tags.
I think an example was already posted that will probaly do what you
need; if not, it's a case of modifying the "identity transform" to treat
the attributes specially. You will need to lie and say you are
generating text, not XML, of course.
Liam
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