Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-24 Thread Uwe Schmidt
Graham Klyne wrote > ... > Which leads me to a question: starting from the haskell.org web page, I > have identified three XML parsers in Haskell (HaXml, hXML, Haskell XML > Toolbox), none of which seem to support XML namespaces and only one of > which claims to be tested on both HUGS and GHC. T

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-21 Thread oleg
Joe English wrote: > case nodeName node of > "html:p" -> ... > "html:h1" -> ... > "html:pre" -> ... > The approach I'm thinking of is to let the application programmer > define an "internal" namespace environment, then rewrite > element and attribute names in the pars

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Joe English
Shae Matijs Erisson wrote: > Do you have a version of HXML + (any) namespace support online or otherwise > available for playing with? I'd like to try it. Not yet, but stay tuned. --Joe English [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Haskell mailing list [EMAIL PRO

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Joe English
Graham Klyne wrote: > Joe English wrote: > >What are you looking for in an XML toolkit? > > Hi, thanks for responding. My desiderata: > > 1. Works with HUGS and GHC (I'm currently developing with HUGS, but > anticipate using GHC for "production" code). HXML works with Hugs, GHC, GHCI, and NHC,

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Colin Paul Adams
> "Malcolm" == Malcolm Wallace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Malcolm> About a year and half ago, someone did some work on Malcolm> adding namespaces to HaXml, but it never got folded back Malcolm> into the main distribution. It may be possible to port Malcolm> that solution into

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Malcolm Wallace
Graham Klyne had some questions about XML parsing in Haskell. Here is the current state of play with HaXml. > 1. Works with HUGS and GHC (I'm currently developing with HUGS, but > anticipate using GHC for "production" code). HaXml certainly works with ghc (and ghci). It probably still works wi

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Shae Matijs Erisson
Joe English <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > As far as HXML goes, I have a rough sketch of an > implementation of XML namespace support, not yet > finished or released. (This is a somewhat thorny > problem; implementing XMLNS is not hard, but implementing > it in a sane way requires some ingenuity.)

Re: Q. about XML support

2003-02-20 Thread Graham Klyne
At 08:52 AM 2/19/03 -0800, Joe English wrote: Graham Klyne wrote: > > Which leads me to a question: starting from the haskell.org web page, I > have identified three XML parsers in Haskell (HaXml, hXML, Haskell XML > Toolbox), none of which seem to support XML namespaces and only one of > which

Re: Q. about XML support (WAS: Re: Interesting Read)

2003-02-19 Thread Joe English
Graham Klyne wrote: > > Which leads me to a question: starting from the haskell.org web page, I > have identified three XML parsers in Haskell (HaXml, hXML, Haskell XML > Toolbox), none of which seem to support XML namespaces and only one of > which claims to be tested on both HUGS and GHC. > > C

Re: Interesting Read (and Q. about XML support)

2003-02-19 Thread Graham Klyne
At 08:22 PM 2/18/03 -0800, David Sankel wrote: An interesting read: http://www.paulgraham.com/popular.html Any thoughts? "To become popular, a programming language has to be the scripting language of a popular system." Interesting thought... I'm learning Haskell with a view to using it as a