There is a function called odfTranslate that will help deal with
characters that might confound XML. You might need to use it on the
row/column names of your output.
Max
On Oct 10, 2009, at 11:33 AM, Rob James <r...@aetiologic.ca> wrote:
Just to close out my earlier posting, I have identified and resolved
the following odfWeave/XML error:
xmlParseStartTag: invalid element name
I used odfWeave to call various logistic regression models which
included the above mentioned variable. odfWeave failed to generate
the destination file throwing multiple lines of the above error.
It happened that the dataset originated in STATA (probably
irrelevant), and included a variable which had five levels. Two of
those levels had values of
"(1)<3500" and "(5)=>5000".
So, while these codes did not appear in the source document, these
codes appear in the odfWeave destination file. The results were
displayed in the document using the following crude method:
results <-glm(......
and subsequently reported out using :
odfTable(
as.matrix(results[,c(X1, X2, X3)],)
horizontal = TRUE)
odfTableCaption("Selected Logistic Regression Results for RXN3
outcome")
@
I received xmlParseStartTag errors for each such table. Editting of
the XML file in gedit highlighted the above values as problematic.
I then removed the two problematic value for this variable, and re-
ran odfWeave, which generated the output I needed.
So, it appears that these values of this variable operated as
invalid xmlParseStartTags, and that the process of wrapping up
content_1.xml back into an ODF file failed because of the mis-
recognition of these ParseStartTags found embedded in the data. I
think this is likely to be regarded more as a feature than as a bug,
but it is none-the-less a cautionary tale.
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