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<tei:g ref="#char017f">ſ</tei:g>onas excelentes <tei:choice xml:id="W0034-00-0003-ce-041a">
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Apparently eXist tries to pretty-print something here, but doing so in mixed-content elements such as tei:abbr is clearly illegal since it adds text nodes where there were none before. An XML-based solution might be @xml:space=preserve.
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More often than not, I've seen this in oXygen rather than in eXist-db. Maybe worth checking out that all formatting and pretty-printing there is disabled, too. I've tried to provide for that as far as I could via the svsal-framework, but you never know what the configuration is in individual installations and whether it's overridden by a local option.
oXygen might also be problematic with regards to pretty-printing, but this one occurred while requesting TEI from our application: http://id.salamanca.school/texts/W0034?format=tei. The data for W0034 in the svsal-tei package/app is okay, so that something must happen during exporting the data. (An other indicator that eXist is doing additional stuff is that some elements suddenly have tei: prefixes after the export, which isn't really an issue, but somewhat strange nonetheless...)
27bbed7 is not an elegant solution since it globally suppresses indentation in the document, but serialization parameters in util:expand() have proven not to work as described in the eXist docs (at least not with our way of using util:declare-option() at the same time).
Observed in W0034:
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Apparently eXist tries to pretty-print something here, but doing so in mixed-content elements such as tei:abbr is clearly illegal since it adds text nodes where there were none before. An XML-based solution might be
@xml:space=preserve
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: