Lee Thomason

I'm not sure what could go wrong; haven't really thought it through. Seems like a tricky approach. Is it possible to change the original DOM or generate a new one?

Also, if it works for you, I still maintain that the easiest way to use TinyXML-2 is not as a library, but simply add the tinyxml2.cpp file directly into your...

Some of the test files (in resources) need to be binary to test EOL normalization. I can't think of a reason for other files to have inconsistent newlines.

To have a general streaming system, TinyXML-2 would only want to read the XML file. That way it could be part of a data stream where non-XML data proceeded and...

The temporary file solution seems like a good one, although I don't understand your security landscape. There really isn't a good workaround in TinyXML-2. It's chicken and egg: TinyXML-2 can't...

The allocation isn't the issue, or the delimiter. It's knowing how much to read. How long is the XML? There's no way to know that without doing some kind of...

@ajtruckle It's not the API signature that's the trouble, it's the way the stream (FILE*) in interpreted. The general interpretation of the feature request from @antofthy makes a lot of...

Let me see if I can summarize: - I was pushing for reading the part of the file that contains the XML via streaming as the "Right" solution. But impractical...

Definitely a bug - and a good find!

Thanks...hmm. Something in the doxygen configuration perhaps.