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Abtract away the element/attribute structure #10
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This is related with issue fred-wang#10.
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This is a first step for more abstraction of the output (issue #10). It also fixes potential invalid markup with tables (duplicate attributes, which is not well-formed XML). A test is added for that.
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I committed a first refactoring that should get rid of duplicate attributes in tables. For example, that used to be the case for |
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This is one more step towards better element/attribute abstraction #10
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…loses #10 Use strings to access tag/content/attributes to avoid issues after minification.
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In general, the structure handled by TeXZilla is a string representing an element.
The serialization could be defered and we could instead handle a structure containing:
This will allow to:
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