Hi,

Attached is a trivial (one-line) patch to lisp/xml.el, which fixes a bug
in its handling of text nodes broken by a comment.

Here's a demonstration of the bug:

(require 'xml)

(defun ted-parse-xml-from-string (string)
  (with-temp-buffer
    (insert string)
    (xml-parse-region (point-min) (point-max))))

(ted-parse-xml-from-string "<n>yo  yo</n>")
;; returns ((n nil "yo  yo"))

(ted-parse-xml-from-string "<n>yo <!-- comment --> yo</n>")
;; returns ((n nil 111 121 32 32 111 121))
;; expected ((n nil "yo  yo"))

The bug is in a call to `append'. After applying this patch, we get the
value we expect:

(ted-parse-xml-from-string "<n>yo <!-- comment --> yo</n>")
;; returns ((n nil "yo  yo"))


Ted

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