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Subject: RE: Parsing a non-stream input
Rather than have developers learn the string translation syntax of the
various Xerces (and Xalan, for that matter) string classes, I have been
asked to write a wrapper class using more familiar string and attribute list
classes (i.e., std::string
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Subject: Re: Parsing a non-stream input
>I need to parse an XML doc that is not a stream (file, buffer, etc.).
>Technically,
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Subject: Re: Parsing a non-stream input
Parsing, by definition, takes a stream of markup and parses it. Since you
have an XML hierarchy which is not a stream of markup, there is no need to
parse it.
Perhaps if you explain the problem you are trying to solve and the
>I need to parse an XML doc that is not a stream (file, buffer, etc.).
>Technically, it is not yet an XML doc at all, but a wrapper class
>representing an XML hierarchy.
Either convert it to an XML-syntax stream or buffer and parse that, or
directly implement your own set of wrapper classes that
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Subject: Parsing a non-stream input
Hi!
I need to parse an XML doc that is not a stream (file, buffer, etc.).
Technically, it is not yet an XML doc at all, but a wrapper class
representing an XML hierarchy. I don't think I am supposed to build a DOM
tree, as no parse(...) method takes a DOM_Node as input.
Please help me to determ
