I'm going insane fighting against the xml reader/writer. I have xml that
should look like this:
<source><g>varname</g> some text <g>varname</g> <g>varname></source>
This is a simplified version, but the point is that all spaces in the
<source> element are significant. My problem is two-fold. First, the writer
is determined to format this like so:
<source>
<g>varname</g> some text <g>varname</g> <g>varname></source>
If I use the xml:space="preserve" attribute, I get the linebreak and
indentation spaces. If I don't, I lose the space between </g> and <g>. The
problem comes in when there might actually be significant spaces before the
first <g> element. Distinguishing between significant spaces and the
indentation spaces can't seem to be done. So the solution is probably to have
the writer not put the <g> elements on a seperate line. But I can't figure
out how to do this. Or maybe there's another way?
This is killing me. Please help.