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| − | XML use < | + | XML use <code><''element-name''></code> to denote an element, so you have to replace special characters. For example, you have to use <code>&lt;</code> to represent the <code><</code> character. |
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| − | Alternatively, you could tell XML parser not to interpret a piece of text by using < | + | Alternatively, you could tell XML parser not to interpret a piece of text by using <code>CDATA</code> as the following. |
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| − | It is suggested to always add < | + | It is suggested to always add <code><![CDATA[ ]]></code> inside your <code><zscript> </zscript></code>. Thus you don't have to worry about escape sequences for special characters like "&", "<". In addition, the code is much easier to read and maintain. |
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Latest revision as of 10:36, 19 January 2022
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XML use <element-name> to denote an element, so you have to replace special characters. For example, you have to use < to represent the < character.
| Required only if use it in a XML attribute's value | ||
| Required only if use it in a XML attribute's value |
Alternatively, you could tell XML parser not to interpret a piece of text by using CDATA as the following.
<zscript>
<![CDATA[
void myfunc(int a, int b) {
if (a < 0 && b > 0) {
//do something
}
]]>
</zscript>
It is suggested to always add <![CDATA[ ]]> inside your <zscript> </zscript>. Thus you don't have to worry about escape sequences for special characters like "&", "<". In addition, the code is much easier to read and maintain.