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Certain HTML elements cannot have children (void elements), but will be parsed as if they could.
For example:
<scripttype="text/javascript">functionsomeFunction(e){/// <summary>Adds a handler to a browser event</summary>/// <param name="e">Event</param>alert(e);}</script>
The <summary> tags inside the script tag are parsed as OpenHtmlTag, even though they are really part of the JavaScript literal content.
This can be worked around as a consumer of the parser, but it requires additional bookkeeping.
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Certain HTML elements cannot have children (void elements), but will be parsed as if they could.
For example:
The
<summary>
tags inside the script tag are parsed asOpenHtmlTag
, even though they are really part of the JavaScript literal content.This can be worked around as a consumer of the parser, but it requires additional bookkeeping.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: