On Thu, Jun 22, 2006 at 12:46:29PM +0200, Cyrill Osterwalder
wrote:
>
> >I think delaying calling the parser if
"</" is present in
> >the last 8 character would be somewhat broken.
> >You could perfectly find a number of
> >other elements after the script/style block
(actually I would
> >expect that)
> >and those need to be closed.
>
> I see your point. However, I'm not sure that it
wouldn't work. If we
> wait until we have a chunk that does not have
"</" in the trailing 8
> characters and we call htmlParseScript() at that point,
it should be
> guaranteed that htmlParseScript() either reaches its
breaking condition
> or just consumes normal CDATA. If there are other
elements after the
> script/style block, they will be parsed correctly once
htmlParseScript()
> breaks, wouldn't they?
Hum, okay after thinking a bit more about it, yes.
Daniel
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