Reading and then writing shortens the document

[bburdette]

Describe the bug

I was going to make a search-and-replace utility, but it looks like the template document doesn't survive reading and writing.

Reproduced step

Here's how far I got. Read in the document, write it again. I had a search and replace step (untested) but that's commented out.

https://github.com/bburdette/docx-template/blob/f2205657daa70795ffe9a177653fadf37df4f77a/src/main.rs#L38

Expected behavior

Expected the same document to be written as as was read in.

Actual behavior

Only the first line is found in the output document.

Screenshots

Input:

An error occurs on opening the output file:

Proceeding anyway, only the first line survives:

Desktop (please complete the following information)

• OS: nixos
• Browser: n/a
• Version: tried with 0.4.6. Also with this rev (latest commit as of today):

docx-rs = { git = "https://github.com/bokuweb/docx-rs.git", rev="bffbd468e3af9739792bcf2b35eb373aadba4785" }

[krsmanian1972]

I'm experiencing an identical issue. Looking forward to your help.

[krsmanian1972]

Describe the Bug:

The error IS due to an unescaped XML Element.

It is most likely to be caused by the Header & Footer style.

The '&' is not escaped and seeps into the XMLDoc, when a source document is read using the read_docx function .

A snapshot from the styles.xml, this was produced by the writer, is here to illustrate the val with an unescaped & character.

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