[Xml-compile] XML::Compile v1.07

[Mark Overmeer]

Greetz,

Besides the "any" and "anyAttribute" declarations, now also the anyType
is handled smarter.

Some schema's define elements of type "anyType"... which is quite
vague, to say the least.  Now, the default behavior is to return a
string when the content is simple, and an XML node when it is complex
(has sub-elements).  You can hook the processing with a new "any_type"
option.  For instance, in case of a complex, you could pass it to
XML(::LibXML)::Simple::XMLin as is demonstrated in the new module
Data::DublinCore.

The old behavior returned the textContent of anyType elements, which
effectively stripped all XML markup from the node.  This blocked the
further processing of these nodes.

 version 1.07: Mon Jun 22 11:35:22 CEST 2009

 Fixes:

   - mixed attribute on complexContent not detected.

   - anyType elements which have sub-elements will not stringify, but only
     simple strings will get simplified.  Otherwise, an XML::LibXML::Node
     is kept.

 Improvements:

   - reader: anyType element processing can be hooked via a new
     compile(any_type) option.

   - partial support for attribute targetNamespace on element
     and attribute declarations.  Currently produces a warning.
-- 
               MarkOv

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