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bulia byak wrote:
On 6/19/05, aaron@...749... <aaron@...749...> wrote:
Is this our problem or PyXML's?
Certainly not ours. XML spec says clearly that the xml: prefix need not be defined, it is reserved.
Sorry, I'm not sure how that bit of information supports your answer to my question. But I'm not sure I was very clear either, so I will try to be a little more verbose.
Inkscape creates somthing like this for flowtext:
<flowRoot id="flowRoot1"> <flowRegion id="flowRegion2" /> <flowDiv xml:space="preserve" id="flowDiv3"> <flowPara id="flowPara4"> flowing text here </flowPara> </flowDiv> </flowRoot>
Notice the "xml:" prefix on space. This causes the PyXML parser to raise a NamespaceErr exception. If I remove the "xml:" it raises no exception.
Is the way we are doing this absolutely correct?
Aaron Spike