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Hi,
XML considers four characters to be whitespace: the carriage return (\r or ch(13)), the linefeed (\n or ch(10)), the tab(\t), and the spacebar (' '). In XML documents, there are two types of whitespace:
W3C XSLT specification provides two elements— xsl:strip-space and xsl:preserve-space— to handling whitespaces. The xsl:strip-space specifies the XML elements that should have whitespace text nodes (that is, text nodes composed entirely of whitespace characters) stripped. Note that the xsl:strip-space only affects nodes that are pure whitespace. xsl:strip-space can list as a set of element separated by whitespaces or use wildcards such as *. The xsl:preserve-space has similar syntax but does just the opposite to the xsl:strip-space .
I hope that helps.
I really have no idea what it means!
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How do I add whitespace in xml?
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