SAX2 RFD: LexicalHandler draft v.1.1
Ronald Bourret
rbourret at ito.tu-darmstadt.de
Thu Mar 25 15:30:24 GMT 1999
David Megginson wrote:
> > Possible solutions:
> >
> > - reject normalize-text true if a LexicalHandler has been registered,
> > and reject LexicalHandler registration if normalize-text has been set
> > to true
> > - make normalize-text have a logical interpretation by default, and
> > switch to lexical if a LexicalHandler has been registered
> > - make normalize-text always have a lexical interpretation
> > - have separate normalize-text-logical and normalize-text-lexical
> > events, with reject-behaviour for the first
>
> The DOM's text-normalisation feature does *not* normalise CDATA
> sections, but I think that SAX's should
Do you mean always normalize CDATA or normalize CDATA in the absense of a
LexicalHandler? I agree with the first case, but prefer Lars' second
option (lexical interpretation of normalization) in the second case. By
requesting normalize, the application has asked for a single call to
character() between other calls. By registering a LexicalHandler, the
application has stated it is still interested in lexical events.
-- Ron Bourret
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