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parseString function splits the xmlString on < to determine open-nodes. Doesn't it lead to performance issue.
function parseString(xml, options, callback) { //... if (xml.split('<').length >= 3) { How about taking xml.substring(0, 255) and expecting 3 open nodes to possibly fall into it?
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parseString function splits the xmlString on < to determine open-nodes.
Doesn't it lead to performance issue.
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