I spent ages trying to get libxml2 and xmllint to format the output of an XML file.
The xml file was:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<root>content<child1>child1 content<child2>child2 content</child2><child3>child3 content</child3><child4>child4 content<child5>child5 content</child5></child4><child6>child6 content</child6></child1></root>
Here you notice that the nodes that have child nodes also have content - I didn't know this was possible in xml. I guess that's why Daniel Villiard harps on how whitespace is significant.
Anyway I removed the content from the nodes that had children and low and behold:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<root>
<child1>
<child2>child2 content</child2>
<child3>child3 content</child3>
<child4>
<child5>child5 content</child5>
</child4>
<child6>child6 content</child6>
</child1>
</root>
Works like a dream...
All of the interesting technological, artistic or just plain fun subjects I'd investigate if I had an infinite number of lifetimes. In other words, a dumping ground...
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