Hello Rob, Tuesday, November 1, 2005, 12:59:02 PM, you wrote:
> Marcus Boerger wrote: >>>When doing a recursive get, if the namespace is redefined further down >>>in the subtree, the redefinition is what ends up in the array rather >>>than the closest namespace to the element. Just to be clear this also >>>only adds namespaces that are used, not those defined but not used >>>(which is probably ok with how they are used in SimpleXML). >>> >>> >> >>Easy interface. If that leads to problems do it manually or use dom. >>Wans't that our standard answer? :-) >> >> > Works for me and also answers previous question on redefining default > namespace. I added code to add default namespaces as "" now, looks good, see the test. >>>When calling getDocNamespaces recursively, if there are any >>>redefinitions in the tree, what ends up in the array all depends upon >>>the LAST node that get processed by the sxe_add_registered_namespaces >>>function. >>>- probably better to do this one manually and walk the elements in the >>>tree checking the nsDef and adding them. Will be faster - one tree >>>traversal rather than multiple times (it ascends the entire tree every >>>time right now starting from the position of the node passed to >>>xmlGetNsList - which is a killer when called recursively). >>> >>> >> >>Yes it is slow, i thought of the recursive useage only for debugging >>purpose. >> >> > Concern here wasnt as much about speed as you had mentioned it was only > for debugging, but that a node buried in a document can alter the > returned namespace array can make debugging a bit harder. I am going to > change it to search manually which not only will increase speed, but the > results will be consistent. Since the prefix is going to remain as the > array key, imo it's probably best if the first encountered namespace in > document order is used and any dupe prefix skipped. Ah, skipping dups makes sense in the recursive mode. marcus -- PHP CVS Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
