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| 320 | 320 | } |
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| 321 | 321 | } |
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| 322 | 322 | ||
| 323 | - | /* And then let's just output attributes, if any (whether to copy |
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| 324 | - | * implicit, aka "default" attributes, is configurable) |
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| 325 | - | */ |
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| 323 | + | // And then let's just output attributes, if any (whether to copy |
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| 324 | + | // implicit, aka "default" attributes, is configurable) |
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| 326 | 325 | int attrCount = mCfgCopyDefaultAttrs ? |
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| 327 | 326 | attrCollector.getCount() : |
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| 328 | 327 | attrCollector.getSpecifiedCount(); |
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| 777 | 777 | writeEndDocument(); |
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| 778 | 778 | return; |
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| 780 | - | // Element start/end events: |
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| 780 | + | // Element start/end events: |
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| 781 | 781 | case START_ELEMENT: |
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| 782 | 782 | if (sr instanceof StreamReaderImpl) { |
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| 783 | 783 | StreamReaderImpl impl = (StreamReaderImpl) sr; |
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| 876 | 876 | case PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION: |
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| 877 | 877 | { |
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| 878 | + | mAnyOutput = true; |
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| 879 | + | // Need to finish an open start element? |
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| 880 | + | if (mStartElementOpen) { |
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| 881 | + | closeStartElement(mEmptyElement); |
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| 882 | + | } |
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| 878 | 883 | mWriter.writePIStart(sr.getPITarget(), true); |
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| 884 | + | // Similar to COMMENT, contents assumed to have been validated; |
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| 885 | + | // no escaping allowed, so: |
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| 879 | 886 | sr.getText(wrapAsRawWriter(), preserveEventData); |
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| 880 | 887 | mWriter.writePIEnd(); |
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| 881 | 888 | } |
| Files | Complexity | Coverage |
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| src/main/java/com/ctc/wstx | 51.13% | 60.53% |
| Project Totals (168 files) | 51.13% | 60.53% |
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