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Check-in Number: 630
Date: 2001-Aug-08 15:19:45 (local)
2001-Aug-08 13:19:45 (UTC)
User:simons
Branch:
Comment: Removed closed points concerning the XML engines.
Tickets:
Inspections:
Files:
ossp-pkg/srpc/TODO      1.17 -> 1.18     0 inserted, 14 deleted
ossp-pkg/xds/TODO      1.17 -> 1.18     0 inserted, 14 deleted

ossp-pkg/srpc/TODO 1.17 -> 1.18

--- TODO 2001/08/08 13:19:07     1.17
+++ TODO 2001/08/08 13:19:45     1.18
@@ -27,22 +27,8 @@
  - regression tests for libxds (make check)
    done: 100% [-> regression-tests/*.c]
 
-  - XML: <int32>1234</int32>
-         uint32, int64, uint64,
-
-       - xml_encode_begin():
-         <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no">
-         <!DOCTYPE xds SYSTEM "http://www.ossp.org/pkg/xds/xds-xml.dtd">
-         <xds>
-
-       - xml_encode_end():
-         </xds>
  - UFT-8 RFC: rfc2279.txt
 
-    Escape: <   <--> &lt;
-            &   <--> &amp;
-            ]]> <--> ]]&gt;
-
  - strcpy() copies one byte more than the length of the text itself
    because the trailing \0 is written to. Currently, this behavior is
    not taken into account when calculating the correct buffer size in


ossp-pkg/xds/TODO 1.17 -> 1.18

--- TODO 2001/08/08 13:19:07     1.17
+++ TODO 2001/08/08 13:19:45     1.18
@@ -27,22 +27,8 @@
  - regression tests for libxds (make check)
    done: 100% [-> regression-tests/*.c]
 
-  - XML: <int32>1234</int32>
-         uint32, int64, uint64,
-
-       - xml_encode_begin():
-         <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no">
-         <!DOCTYPE xds SYSTEM "http://www.ossp.org/pkg/xds/xds-xml.dtd">
-         <xds>
-
-       - xml_encode_end():
-         </xds>
  - UFT-8 RFC: rfc2279.txt
 
-    Escape: <   <--> &lt;
-            &   <--> &amp;
-            ]]> <--> ]]&gt;
-
  - strcpy() copies one byte more than the length of the text itself
    because the trailing \0 is written to. Currently, this behavior is
    not taken into account when calculating the correct buffer size in

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