Well, yes, the parser is supposed to take care of that. I think in
this case though we are just stepping through the DOM and accessing
the node name. The question is are we accessing the simple name or the
qualified name. I can probably look at the LibLouisUTDML code and
figure it out.
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Related to this: If the latter case is so and prefixes are used, how
does one define what the namespace is for the prefix?
It is not the prefix which really identifies it but rather the
namespace the prefix maps to.
What I mean by that is that if the namespace had been assigned to a
different prefix (eg. xmlns:myns="...") then the below would still be
valid:
<span myns:type="pagebreak" id="page_23">23</span>
Therefore if liblouisutdml semantic action files do support namespaces
then it would also need a way of defining the prefixes and which
namespace they map to.
I do not believe semantic action files support namespaces at the moment.
Michael Whapples
On 28/01/2014 15:12, Keith Creasy wrote:
John.
In the semantic action files are namespace prefixes used or
ignored. As in this example:
XML...
<span EPUB:type="pagebreak" id="page_23">23</span>
Semantic action file:
No span,type,pagebreak
Or...
No span,EPUB:type,pagebreak
Thanks.
Keith
