elem.attributes["a"] = 1
will not cause an error when dumping the XML. It also means that:
elem.attributes["a"] # => "1", not 1
* Transitive indenting has been cleaned up.
* Fixed a potential bug in parsing non-ASCII encoded streams
* Fixed a bug where trying to fill in ParseException data was causing an
IO error (stream closed)
* Changes to Text mean that Element (and Text) can be used outside of a
Document context.
* In some rare cases, the base parser wasn't reading enough bytes from the
stream for the parsing algorithm to work properly. This has been fixed
(this was Ruby bug #48426)
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The previous bug fixing the behavior of Element::text= introduced a bug that
occurred when calling (el.text = nil) to delete the first text node.
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* The main purpose for this change is to get a fix in for nasty bug in XPath.
In the new code for the descendant-or-self axis, the document order code
was calling the wrong method to do node comparisons, causing a terrible
overhead that slowed the axis down to the point where it was unusable.
This is a common axis, also known as '//', so this fix is critical.
* Using Element#text= on a non-Text, non-String argument caused an error.
This has been changed so that the behavior is like puts() -- to_s() is
called on the object first.
* Refactored the pretty-printing code a little.
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@@ SAX2 listener bug fixes @@
@@ Undid a code change that caused a 10x speed regression @@
@@ Indentation fixes, and a new word wrapping feature for text nodes
was contributed by Devin Bayer (documentation forthcoming; see the
change logs for now) @@
The XPath bug fix is really ugly and inefficient, but I spent two days hacking
at it and this was the best I could come up with.
The SAX2 listener fixes had to do with crashes in certain conditions, like when
there was a carriage return at the end of a document
Several people submitted patches for the speed regression; it is embarrassing
how long it took me to get around to looking at this. To this day, I don't
know where the offending code came from.
Encoding fixes
Added a contributed word wrapping option for text formatting. Devin Bayer
contributed this. Here's his comment:
"Setting :wordwrapping to :all, wordwraps all text nodes longer than 60
characters.
Setting :indentstyle to aString, make aString used as indentation,
instead of the default ' '.
And as long as :respect_whitespace isn't set for the element,
multiline text nodes will be indented."
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