Hi all,
I am trying to use (abuse? *) zip-filter to remove some nodes and
return the xml tree to me.
If I do something like this:
(xml1-> zipped-xml zf/descendants :model zip/remove zip/root)
I can remove one :model node, but what if I want to remove more than
one or all of the :model nodes?
If I do this:
(xml-> zipped-xml zf/descendants :model zip/remove zip/root)
I get multiple xml-trees each with one node removed from each. So I
wrote a function "zip-top" to take me back to the top (like zip/root
but returns the loc not node) and can do this:
(xml-> zipped-xml zf/descendants :model zip/remove zip-top zf/
descendants :model zip/remove zip/root)
and that will remove two of them but that is not really ideal I would
like to remove all of them ... any ideas? am I way off track? is there
better ways to manipulate xml trees in clojure? Enlive maybe? I
haven't played with it yet.
* I realise this probably abusing zip-filter since it is only supposed
to take predicates and zip/remove is not really a predicate.
James
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