Add xml declaration to force utf-8

[b1rdex]

See #70

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[sebastianbergmann]

@theseer Does this make sense to you?

[theseer]

First off: I'm not sure whether C14N serializes the DOM-Subtree at hand using UTF-8 because it being the internal encoding within libXML or using the original encoding as specified for the containing document.

If it is indeed ignoring the original ecoding, the patch is technically correct but should be superfluous as UTF-8 is the default. It's generally considered nice to specify it anyhow, though.

If C14N* is not using UTF-8 but honors the original document encoding, $node->ownerDocument->actualEncoding should be used instead of a hardcoded UTF-8. There is, to my knowledge, no way to specify the wanted target-encoding with C14N*.

[b1rdex]

As I remember `XML Canonicalisation` spec has utf-8 as requirement.

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On 9 May 2019, at 05:02, Arne Blankerts ***@***.***> wrote: First off: I'm not sure whether C14N serializes the DOM-Subtree at hand using UTF-8 because it being the internal encoding within libXML or using the original encoding as specified for the containing document. If it is indeed ignoring the original ecoding, the patch is technically correct but should be superfluous as UTF-8 is the default. It's generally considered nice to specify it anyhow, though. If C14N* is not using UTF-8 but honors the original document encoding, $node->ownerDocument->actualEncoding should be used instead of a hardcoded UTF-8. There is, to my knowledge, no way to specify the wanted target-encoding with C14N*. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#71 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AACMMF6D3QZS2S3OK35ADITPUMPVBANCNFSM4HLPBY5Q>.

[b1rdex]

OK, I changed it to $node->ownerDocument->encoding. I used encoding as documentation states that actualEncoding is deprecated and it's a readonly equivalent to encoding.

Here is my original test example with ->encoding, it's working same as utf-8: https://3v4l.org/YfMoq

@sebastianbergmann we can decouple XML canonicalisation out of comparator to write test on it. Should I do it?

[b1rdex]

I had to add Elvis to fix tests. Apparently, encoding isn't always present.

[eclipxe13]

@theseer according to https://www.w3.org/TR/xml-c14n11/ it says: "The document is encoded in UTF-8".

@b1rdex:

• may I suggest using $document = new DOMDocument('1.0', $node->ownerDocument->encoding ?: 'UTF-8'); ?
• $node->ownerDocument can be null and the comparator also accepts DOMNode, not only DOMDocument, maybe $node->ownerDocument->encoding ?? false ?: 'UTF-8' ?
• can you provide some testing? Adding a case to DOMNodeComparatorTest.php#L59 could work.

[b1rdex]

• may I suggest using $document = new DOMDocument('1.0', $node->ownerDocument->encoding ?: 'UTF-8');

That doesn't work. I tried

    /**
     * Tries to get the encoding from DOMNode or falls back to UTF-8
     */
    private function getNodeEncoding(DOMNode $node): string
    {
        $encoding = '';
        if ($node->ownerDocument) {
            $encoding = $node->ownerDocument->xmlEncoding ?: $node->ownerDocument->encoding;
        } elseif ($node instanceof DOMEntity) {
            $encoding = $node->encoding;
        }

        return $encoding ?: 'UTF-8';
    }

I even tried just setting it to UTF-8 directly. Nothing changes until I add a <?xml version="1.0" encoding header.

@eclipxe13 you can play with it yourself https://3v4l.org/FvCAs

I'll update the PR w/ the test shortly.

[sebastianbergmann]

Please avoid useless commit messages such as Update DOMNodeComparator.php.

[b1rdex]

Please avoid useless commit messages such as Update DOMNodeComparator.php.

@sebastianbergmann I've force pushed the squashed branch. Also, there is an option on GitHub to squash commits before merging.

[eclipxe13]

@b1rdex I see your point. Nothing changes until I add a <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ENCODING" ?> header.

That is because loadXml() reset the document encoding, even when it was set on construction.

This code also works:

$document = new DOMDocument();
@$document->loadXml(node->C14N());

// at this point $document->xmlEncoding is null, it is also read-only and has the undesired encoding

$document->encoding = $this->getNodeEncoding($node);

// at this point you have the output of `saveXml()` as you expect

[b1rdex]

Feel free to send the update. Lets check it against the test I provided. Отправлено с iPhone

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12 июля 2020 г., в 09:47, Carlos C Soto ***@***.***> написал(а):  @b1rdex I see your point. Nothing changes until I add a <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ENCODING" ?> header. That is because loadXml() reset the document encoding, even when it was set on construction. This code also works: $document = new DOMDocument(); @$document->loadXml(node->C14N()); // at this point $document->xmlEncoding is null, it is also read-only and has the undesired encoding $document->encoding = $this->getNodeEncoding($node); // at this point you have the output of `saveXml()` as you expect — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.