Templater generates broken output file.

[yoogeeks]

In my examples folder, I have a template named xml.docx, which contains a simple loop with a tag in it. Although Docxgen generates the output file with this template, it is broken. When I dug the output file, I found problem with document.xml. At many places, there were "</w:t></w:t>" instead of just one occurrence, which eventually causes the broken output. I believe (not sure) extra closing tag is added by handleRecursiveCase() method. After playing with the template testing with different forms of xmls, I found the problem occurs only with extra </w:t>(s) at multiple places. So without trying to change much of your code, I just scan through the xml generated, and replace double occurrence of </w:t> with single. If you have a better solution, go ahead.
P.S The template was initially generated by word, and hence, the problem may arise with other users as well.

[edi9999]

Ok, thanks, I will have a look

[tamagokun]

I believe this is happening all over the place for me. Going to try this branch out.

[yoogeeks]

Wait, I have just found that existence of two closing w:t tags isn't the only case. Sometimes, it misses some part of the xml as well. Working on a long term solution.

[yoogeeks]

@edi9999 Can you provide me a quick heads up on which part of the code can generate a tag like <w:t xml:</w:t> ?

[edi9999]

The only class that deals with the templating is the XmlTemplater class

[yoogeeks]

Yes, but I'm unable to pinpoint the part of this class or in what circumstances it generates a broken xml.