Hi Forum,
I try to rename a xml-element with groovy and smooks:

<g:groovy executeOnElement="csv-record">
 <g:script>
 <!--
 //Rename the target fragment element from "csv-record" to "address"...
 DomUtils.renameElement(element, "address", true, true);
 -->
 </g:script>
</g:groovy>

Problem is that the generated groovy class uses the element-name 'csv-record' as part of an attribute name:

 public void visitAfter(Element element, ExecutionContext executionContext, Writer writer) {
 Element csv-record_Mangled = element;
 Document document = element.getOwnerDocument();
 Map nodeModels = DOMModel.getModel(executionContext).getModels();

 def writeFragment = { outNode ->
 if(outNode.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) {
 Serializer.recursiveDOMWrite((Element) outNode, writer);
 } else if(outNode.getNodeType() == Node.DOCUMENT_NODE) {
 Serializer.recursiveDOMWrite(outNode.getDocumentElement(), writer);
 } else {
 throw new SmooksException("Call to 'writeFragment' with a non Document/Element Node. Node type: " + outNode.getClass().getName());
 }
 }



 //Rename the target fragment element from "csv-record" to "address"...
 DomUtils.renameElement(element, "address", true, true);


 }

Strange is that this attribute is never used. But anyway, is there a way to mask this name??