Keep the white space from an xsl transformation

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• Keep the white space with SAX parser?

  Is it possible to create a SAX parser that will result in white space and end forming part of the content of the element? SAX of RIM parser removes beginning and white space, even for documents that do not have DTD or schema. ("The Analyzer provides the same character data for")

  ABC

  "as for.

  ABC

  ".)  He also apparently adjusts white space even when it is represented as a character entity (for example, & #32 or when the element has XML: Space = "preserve" attribute.) All of these behaviors are contrary w3 care about XML processing. Normally, I just call setPreserveWhitespace (true), but unfortunately, implementation of the SAXParser RIM does not include this method.

  I don't know if it might help, but if your SAXparser class extends DefaultHandler, is a manager of ignorableWhitespace methods... I have not used, but just to let you know. Hope this helps

• Cut out white space from a text field (I give the points of response as candy!)

  Hello
  
  I need to cut all the white space characters that occur before and after all no white space in a text field.
  By white space, I mean:
  -space chr (32)
  -chr (9) horizontal tab
  -line break Chr (10)
  -return Chr (13)
  
  So, using this example:

  CREATE TABLE test (
  id NUMBER,
  value VARCHAR2(100));
  
  INSERT INTO test (id, value) values (1, chr(32)||chr(9)||chr(13)||chr(10)||'a'
  ||' '||'b'||chr(10)||'c'||chr(13)||chr(10)||chr(32)||chr(9)||chr(32));

  I need to end up with:

  a space b linefeed c

  So I want to get rid of the white space beginning and end, but keep the white space inside the string.
  
  I can't do it with the TRIM function alone. I could do many iterations of replace the spaces with something bind ' # ' and then cut it, but the characters of white space can be in any order.
  
  I tried

  REGEXP_REPLACE(value, '[^:space:]')

  but that does not give a correct result.

  Use the trim (regexp_replace ("(\S+) \s* \s*','\1", value)):

  select  id,
          '[' || value || ']' val,
          '[' || trim(regexp_replace(value,'\s*(\S+)\s*','\1 ')) || ']' new_val
    from  test
  /
  
          ID VAL                            NEW_VAL
  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
           1 [                                [a b c]
             a b
             c
                   ]
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• Keep the white Sections

  Hi all

  I have a line drawing in complex gray that I created and I would like to be able to use the design of other works of art. However, the white (no color) areas of my work are transparent, so when I stack my work, the white areas show through to objects below.

  I like to keep these white/transparent sections like white, but they are mostly open, so impossible to be "filled" with white. Also, when I use live paint, the drawing loses some of the brushes and the alignments of race.

  Other than using the shape of the spot color in these areas, is it possible to keep the white in these areas?

  Thank you!!

  

  How do you select all and then click on each 'empty space' with the generator form with a white fill tool

• Why are they not the white space to the left when you use force part agricultural framework?

  I posted yesterday because I thought that the stain has been broken in the last creative cloud of LR. It still works, but seems to have a limitation that seems intuitive.

  I had an image that I used lenses correction/basic/full. It works well enough to give a full display of an image captured from an angle. There is a small spot near the edge of the frame that is left blank. I assumed spotting would allow me to fill this by cloning a neighbouring area, an operation that could be played in Photoshop, (although I have not used the PS in awhile).

  It doesn't work in LR, implying that the brightness of the White is not considered part of the rectangular frame. Why not? Don't I have that right, or am I missing something?

  If the design intent, it seems badly thought-out.

  If you have created a panorama or HDR image, and there is a space, then the image is more rectangular. It is not possible to create pixels in the empty space in Lightroom. These images were filling the white space is essential, that's what is for Photoshop in this instance. Is perhaps not as elegant as you would expect, but that's the way it works with the non-destructive editing.

• Mystery of the white spaces

  I don't know what is happening here. If I insert my cursor before the word again and press on delete, the line runs up to the line at the top (as many words that fits), but it does not follow the rest of the paragraph.

  

  Yet I can insert my cursor after the word No and press return several times, and that paragraph will occupy this space without changing the paragraph after it. What I want to do, it's for the paragraph that begins with the word again to fill the white space.

  

  FYI, 5.2.2 on OS 10.9.5 Pages

  Hi Cheryl,

  Maybe it's the gremlin:

  

  Menu > edit > select all (control-a)

  Panel format > text > more > uncheck Prevent widow & orphan lines

  Kind regards

  Ian.

• Statement of update to remove the 'white spaces '.

  Database: Oracle 11.2.0.1.0

  In the database, we have values in the columns that contain the 'white spaces' a few times before and/or after the value.  What is the best procedure to remove these extra white space?  I have given some examples below.

  Account number	InvoiceNumber
  123	INV-123
  456	INV-456
  789	INV-456
  123 456	INV 123456

  1st row, 5 white space before the value of a.

  Line 2 has 5 white spaces after the value

  Rank 3, has 5 spaces before and after the value

  Tier 4, has 5 white spaces between the value < = it's alright

  Essentially, I don't want to cut the sides LEFT and RIGHT only.  Every thing in the meantime doesn't seem to be a problem at this time.  Is the query below the best procedure to manage withdrawal?

  Update table1

  the AccountNumber value = trim (AccountNumber);

  Hello

  976563 wrote:

  Database: Oracle 11.2.0.1.0

  In the database, we have values in the columns that contain the 'white spaces' a few times before and/or after the value.  What is the best procedure to remove these extra white space?  I have given some examples below.

  Account number	InvoiceNumber
  123	INV-123
  456	INV-456
  789	INV-456
  123 456	INV 123456

  1st row, 5 white space before the value of a.

  Line 2 has 5 white spaces after the value

  Rank 3, has 5 spaces before and after the value

  Tier 4, has 5 white spaces between the value<==== this="" one="" is="">

  Essentially, I don't want to cut the sides LEFT and RIGHT only.  Every thing in the meantime doesn't seem to be a problem at this time.  Is the query below the best procedure to manage withdrawal?

  Update table1

  the AccountNumber value = trim (AccountNumber);

  The SET clause is the best way, but you can add a WHERE clause.  Without a WHERE clause, you will update every row of the table, including rows that are already perfect, who will be ineffective.

  Try this:

  UPDATE table1

  SET AcountNumber = TRIM (account number)

  WHERE AccountNumber <> TRIM (account number);

  If AccountNUmebr is NULL, the conditon of WHERE clause evaluate to UNKNOWN, and if the line will be not updated unnecessarily.

• How to show the white space of the text formatted?

  Hello

  I use Jdev 11.1.1.6.0 with ADF Faces.

  I have a requirement to show a text report page in recorded format. The report in text format is saved as a text report several records with each line containing the maximum 78 characters.

  Each drive is formatted with a space to display the data in the column. For example:

  SUMMARY

  -------

  Col1 Col2 Col3

  xyz1234 abc9999 mno1234

  ...

  The report data appears currently unformatted. It removes the white space and shows just with a few default spaces. Something like:

  SUMMARY

  -------

  Col1 Col2 Col3

  xyz1234 abc9999 mno1234

  ...

  Thus, you cannot read the data with the appropriate column header. If you query the table in SQL Developer, it shows with perfect formatting. Also our legacy Oracle Forms application to display with the correct format.

  Currently, I tried following, but it does not work:

  < af:outputText value = "#{row.rptText}" id = 'ot1' "

  inlineStyle = "do-family:"Courier New";" font-size: 12.0pt; »

  noWrap = "false" / >

  I tried this on af:column too, especially noWrap = 'false', but so far without success.

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  JAI

  If you can use a converter custom jsf (validation and conversion of entry) to change in the query using "pre" helped the (text with pre sourrounf) when the data is rendered. The converter must implement two methods. Then you can try to use ' ' as a space of unbreakeable instead of simple spaces.

  Timo

• How to remove the white space between two response reports

  How to remove the white space between two response reports
  
  In the section of dashboard, I have 2 rqeuest. Each query returns Table view. When I view the dashboard, it shows a blank separating 2 table views. How can I get rid of the band of white/white space?

  See this link

  Re: Remove the space between the two reports on the dashboard page OBIEE Section

  Kind regards
  Sandeep

• Hide the white space characters?

  Hi all

  Is it possible to hide the display of space - tab, space characters?

  Thank you

  Hello

  There are two settings that I know of to display the white space characters.  The first is found in Windows > Preferences > text editors and the 6th box down in this article is to show characters.  If you see symbols such as for your return/line ramasseherbe paragraph tag feeds is the one to turn off.

  There is also a shortcut key that I have accidenally struck last night.  I spent a bit of beat time on my keyboard until I found this again.  If you accidentally hit this shortcut key you will see your return/line RSS ramasseherbe \r\n.  In this case, press Ctrl-. (this is the control and the key point) and the white space characters should go away.

  I hope this helps.

  Christine

• Box rectangular weird replaced the white space of san Serif

  I opened a pdf file that's used to have a serif text normal san, but now there small boxes square for spaces of each space. The text comes out good, but it's the white spaces that arise in square characters. Most other fonts do not have this, but some others do it as well. Here's a picture of him:

  http://i574.Photobucket.com/albums/ss186/johnclee90/1212.jpg

  Please help me.

  I don't see that one very well in the format jpeg, but you have many beautiful choices to try. Maybe start by Myriad Pro, which should have come with ID, or a Helvetica or one of its variants, if you (it's a classic without a face). Gill without or Frutiger are also nice to look at, but less likely to be installed on most systems.

  I'm sure you have many other options installed on your computer. Without serif means simply the police have no tails little embellished on the ends of the lines, and you can probably spot a number of samples when you scroll through the list. Give one a try and see how it compares to a better readability and and the number of characters per line. And others that your teacher requirements, if any, there is no reason to not choose a font serif instead if you wish. No time like the present to take a look at a guy and decide what YOU like.

• Remove the white space of the output column

  Select "create.user.name." | n.*, name_seq.nextval from (select '=' | cover names order by firstname asc) n;
  
  
  When I give, I have
  
  Create.User.Name.1 = test
  Create.User.Name.2 = test1 etc...
  
  
  That is to say after the create.user.name.1 it gives a lot of white space and then = test will appear.
  
  How can I get the format:
  
  Create.User.Name.1 = test
  Create.User.Name.2 = test1
  
  
  I tried to use the rtrim, replace, but not working. Advice would be useful
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: 799358 on April 24, 2012 14:31

  Why not just

  select 'create.user.name.' || name_seq.nextval || "=" || n.lid
  from ( select lid from names order by firstname asc ) n ;
  

  and use to_char shaped the sequence if necessary.

  Kind regards
  Bob

• White space from regions... fix them...?

  Hello
  
  I created a few regions on a page... I hide/show couple of them based on the selection of a group of radio...
  
  My problem is that, for some strange reason, that I'm extra white space for some of the choices (and not for all of them)...
  
  I saved a sample on APEX. ORACLE.COM steps for review and comment
  
  Workspace: tparvaiz
  Username: [email protected]
  Password: tparvaiz
  
  Application: 28899 default Date and white space
  Application Page no.: 24
  ID/PW: TEST/TEST
  
  Thank you

  You use dynamic measures to hide the elements rather than with the regions that contain. This leaves the elements of the visible region as extra space. Also the choice of the model of the area of can not be appropriate and include items that generate an extra space (model region Untitled button doen't seems good for the area of Proj_Order, because there are no other buttons). Use a browser with a web Inspector Tool (Safari, Chrome, or Firefox+Firebug) to find the elements generating unwanted space.

  Either:

• Change the DAs to hide the regions as a whole rather than the individual elements (use static region ID to provide selectors of DA).

• Keep the DAs that operate at the level of the element, but uses fewer parts, for example to move the items in one region.

  As Re: reversal of the Image, you may be using too many distinct regions. Is not wrong (in so many ways it's a good thing), but there should be good reasons to do so, and must enjoy that there are separate areas by working with regions as a whole. Also consider using subregions to group related areas.

  A naming convention clearer for dynamic Actions would also be a good idea: the current criteria give no idea of what they are doing.

• Elimination of the white spaces between areas of report

  Hello
  
  I'm struggling with the design of my application...
  
  On my page (topic 12) I have 3 regions report side by side, in column 1, 2 and 3.
  Between these regions report, Apex puts a lot of white space that I want to eliminate, but I can't.
  I tried with models from different regions (reports, width 100% region region) and I tried with firebug to see what HTML object to manipulate.
  
  In the HTML page header, I put:
  
  < STYLE TYPE = "text/css" >
  <!--
  TD.t12ContentBody {width:auto ;}
  ->
  < / STYLE >
  
  So far, nothing seems to work. Does anyone have an idea?
  Application design gurus welcome...
  
  For a better understanding, I put my application on apex.oracle.com:
  Workspace: app
  Login: [email protected]
  PW: riponi
  
  Thank you for any input,
  
  Roger

  Hi Roger,

  I've adjusted the template of your PAGE - the region was in a cell that had a width specified 100%. It was originally the three reports to be distributed across the screen. Obviously, as this is only for testing purposes, this setting should be ok - but in real life, you create a copy of the page template, set it and use if necessary.

  Andy

• How can I get rid of the white space in the navigation toolbar after installing LastPass?

  I've uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox 64-bit on my Windows 7 laptop. After installing LastPass I get that white space in the search on the left. I didn't know if anyone has had a similar problem. Thanks for your time guys.
  Here is a link to what it looks like on my page. http://i.imgur.com/kpRh0tv.PNG

  You are welcome.
  
  Please use the support forum for Mozilla.