Enhanced xml pretty printing with nodes having attributes only. #25
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Each attribute is printed in a separate, indented line now. This makes the xml better readable, especially if there are many attributes in the node. Signed-off-by: e-driver <e-driver@t-online.de>
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This is a simple improvement for xml export. If you have nodes with many (and probably long) attributes, the xml file becomes very ugly with all attributes in a long line. Now all attributes are tiny in new lines like subnodes. In case of mixed nodes (attributes and subnodes) the behaviour is unchanged (all attributes in one line). |
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Each attribute is printed in a separate, indented line now.
This makes the xml better readable, especially if there are many attributes in the node.
Signed-off-by: e-driver e-driver@t-online.de