Re^2: Jointly parsing characters and entities in XML::Twig

Or output_text_filter, rather? I was digging through that meaty POD yesterday and I obviously missed that one.

Yes, this appears to have solved my problem. mirod, thanks for creating, maintaining, and supporting such a grand module! :)

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Re^3: Jointly parsing characters and entities in XML::Twig by mirod (Canon) on Sep 12, 2008 at 17:15 UTC
Or output_text_filter, rather Oops! The sad thing is that I did a cut'n paste. My test code did not do the replace at all, but I didn't see it ;--( I'm glad I was close enough that you managed to get it right! Which is why you (and by that I mean... I) should always write tests as real tests, using Test::* and comparint the expected result to the real one. That will save you embarrassment, and will prevent a few bugs every now and then.	[reply]

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Re^3: Jointly parsing characters and entities in XML::Twig
by mirod (Canon) on Sep 12, 2008 at 17:15 UTC

Or output_text_filter, rather

Oops! The sad thing is that I did a cut'n paste. My test code did not do the replace at all, but I didn't see it ;--( I'm glad I was close enough that you managed to get it right!

Which is why you (and by that I mean... I) should always write tests as real tests, using Test::* and comparint the expected result to the real one. That will save you embarrassment, and will prevent a few bugs every now and then.

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