XML command#223
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Sorry for the late reply. I'm usually a bit apprehensive about new functionality in this library, as stability is my primary concern at the moment. This looks nice though. Injecting formatting into reports using XML is still pretty hard, this would make it simpler. Can you perhaps add a few snapshot tests? These tests would also serve to showcase the functionality. |
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Would be really nice to get this merged. |
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I use literalXml alot with this workaround. It really useful in many circumstances. However, it adds extra 2 paragraphs before and after insertion point which is not ideal. So I came up with this additional XML command, that once inserted, replace existing paragraph the same way other commands did (LINK, IMAGE, HTML).
The literal XML need special treatment if it contains multiple root elements (fragment). I opt to put them under a root element and add them up to the xml node tree if the root presented.