Escape '&' and '"' in html attribute data#509
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@swebb2066, what about thread name? What format does thread name in C++ follow? |
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The Log4cxx user would have to use pthread_setname_np or SetThreadDescription or configure a ThreadStarted callback to establish the thread name. That is, there are no constraints on the format. |
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As HTMLLayout is currently not consistant with other structured outputs, I have created #514 to make it consistant. |
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This PR applies the attibute nodes spec in Canonical XML 2.0 when modifying attribute strings