R help - Aug 2011 - FYI : XML 3.4.2 still breaks odfWeave 0.7.17

Dear list,

perusing the GMane archive shows that the issue with XML 3.4.x still bugs 
odfWeave users.

I just checked that the newer XML 3.4.2 version still give the same 
problem. Using it to weave a bit of documentation written with LibreOffice 
3.3.3 (current in Debian testing) leads me to a 192 Kb, 590 pages 
document, whereas reinstalling XML 3.2.0 gives me a 4 pages,  24Kb file 
(not entirely correct, though, but I haven't yet debugged it).

I can send the relevant file (.RData, source and "good" and
"bad"
compilations) if this can help.

Sincerely yours,

					Emmanuel Charpentier

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Emmanuel Charpentier <emm.charpentier@free.fr> wrote:

Dear list,

perusing the GMane archive shows that the issue with XML 3.4.x still bugs 
odfWeave users.

I just checked that the newer XML 3.4.2 version still give the same 
problem. Using it to weave a bit of documentation written with LibreOffice 
3.3.3 (current in Debian testing) leads me to a 192 Kb, 590 pages 
document, whereas reinstalling XML 3.2.0 gives me a 4 pages, 24Kb file 
(not entirely correct, though, but I haven't yet debugged it).

I can send the relevant file (.RData, source and "good" and
"bad"
compilations) if this can help.

Sincerely yours,

					Emmanuel Charpentier

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