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I just accidently came across this. But if you have multiple <materialx></materialx> blocks what is supposed to occur ?
Currently it will just read the first block and discards subsequent blocks without any error / warning.
A trivial thing, (and assume it's just how the parser works?) but users may become confused if some content does not read in.
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This is a good question, @kwokcb, and my initial thought is that documents with multiple materialx elements should be considered invalid, and should generate a warning in Document::validate. That would allow the current parser behavior to remain unchanged, but would provide guidance for exporters that unintentionally create this category of invalid documents.
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I just accidently came across this. But if you have multiple
<materialx></materialx>
blocks what is supposed to occur ?Currently it will just read the first block and discards subsequent blocks without any error / warning.
A trivial thing, (and assume it's just how the parser works?) but users may become confused if some content does not read in.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: