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Event
is the primary enum returned in quick_xml. I think it wouldn't make sense for it not to own its content (in particular when reading the xml).
On the other hand, Writer::write_event
takes a AsRef<Event>
but you're using write_event(event)
.
So if instead you decide to use write_event(&event)
, you could then get back the event (if let Event(start) = event
) and do whatever you need.
I haven't tried it on your code but it should work.
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FYI, I have opened a PR in quick-xml repo tafia/quick-xml#149 to fix tafia/quick-xml#148
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I would probably work on this on top of #32 rather than current
master
since it's about to be merged, and moves a lot of code around.
Good suggestion, I can do that.
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Now that tafia/quick-xml#149 has landed, this should be easy-peasy! :D
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Now that tafia/quick-xml#149 has landed, this should be easy-peasy! :D
Well we just need to wait for a quick-xml release now.
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@meven I would start working with quick-xml
as a git
dependency, and then we can just hold off on releasing until a new release of quick-xml
is made :)
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Having a look unfortunately Event::Start
consumes the BytesStart.
We will need a clone()
unfortunately.
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Ah, that's unfortunate. The clone
will at least mean that we're unlikely to do multiple memory allocations though. @tafia any idea how we may be able to do this without allocation, given that Event;;Start
consumes BytesStart
(as opposed to taking a &BytesStart
)?
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We should also do this for the rect
and a
elements, since they're also in the main loop. /cc @meven
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I would probably work on this on top of #32 rather than current master
since it's about to be merged, and moves a lot of code around.
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