Hi,
consider the following SVG example:
<svg><text><tspan>q</tspan></text></svg>
which is rendered blank instead of showing the letter 'q'.
<tspan> prevents q being added to sText here (svgreader.cxx):
visitChildren(boost::bind(
(rtl::OUStringBuffer&
(rtl::OUStringBuffer::*)(const rtl::OUString&
str))&rtl::OUStringBuffer::append,
boost::ref(sText),
boost::bind(&xml::dom::XNode::getNodeValue,
_1)),
xElem,
xml::dom::NodeType_TEXT_NODE);
In visitChildren() an output of getNodeValue() shows that <tspan> has an
empty value. Who is responsible for that??? I'd expect a value "q". Node
type is NodeType_ELEMENT_NODE. Is that what is expected? Or should
<tspan> and <text> both be treated as NodeType_TEXT_NODE?
Christina
Context
- SVG: tspan · Christina Roßmanith
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