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Re: XML::LibXML namespaces after node removal
by Dominic Mitchell other posts by this author
Sep 2 2005 2:54AM messages near this date
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Re: XML::LibXML namespaces after node removal | Re: XML::LibXML namespaces after node removal
& XSLT On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 11:18:41AM +0200, Robin Berjon wrote:
>  Dominic Mitchell wrote:
>  >I have a problem with namespaces after removal of a node from a 
>  >document.  I want to remove a node, then write it out to disk as a 
>  >standalone fragment.  But the namespace declarations are going missing.
>  >(...)
>  >And I can't see why this is happening?  Can anyone help me with this? 
>  >I've attached the above as a test.
>  
>  Dunno, it could be a bug. With the following after unbindNode() it works:
>  
>  my $doc2 = $p->createDocument();
>  $doc2->importNode($barbar);
>  $doc2->setDocumentElement($barbar);

I don't know about a bug, but it's certainly non-intuitive.  I would
have thought that unbindNode() would have sorted it out.  Perhaps a doc
patch is in order.

Anyway, thanks very much to yourself and Petr for the workaround.  I
shall use that.

-Dom
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