Support serializing mixed content. #17
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The NodeWriter will not write start and end tags of elements without a name.
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Now it is also possible to disable indentation for individual elements. |
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Seems risky... wondering what is achieved here? |
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It is now possible to create a child element of an OutputName without a name (name is null). The NodeWriter will not write start and end tags of elements without a name.
This allows writing mixed content elements, but is currently only useful if the formatter does not indent.