Escaping CDATA closing tag in CDATA #69
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Note: depends on #68 because of it's unit test case. |
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This looks like a terribly inefficient implementation. Wouldn't a simple call to |
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Yes you are right, I guess I was tired :) |
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Escaping CDATA closing tag in CDATA
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Cool, merged |
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Handles CDATA closing tag (
]]>) while rendering CDATA in the same way as theText.XML.Lightpackage does.