When the input is OBFL, the locations of errors does not match the source. This is because the processing is done in two steps. If the output of the first step was XMLEvents from the source (for added events, a suitable location has to be extracted from the original events), then errors in the second step could be accurately reported. This can be achieved by implementing a subset of XMLEventReader in the first step.
When the input is OBFL, the locations of errors does not match the source. This is because the processing is done in two steps. If the output of the first step was XMLEvents from the source (for added events, a suitable location has to be extracted from the original events), then errors in the second step could be accurately reported. This can be achieved by implementing a subset of XMLEventReader in the first step.