On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 05:05:47PM +0100, GORKA VELEZ wrote:
> I'm trying to build an aplication to change the content of an element in a
> xml document and I've found the xpath2.c example that looks great, but it
> doesn't do what i expected: it never resolves an xpath expression.
> I run the pr
I'm trying to build an aplication to change the content of an element in a xml
document and I've found the xpath2.c example that looks great, but it doesn't
do what i expected: it never resolves an xpath expression.
I run the program as the documentation says and I get the same xml document
prin
On 12/5/06, Nicholas Aaron Philbrook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, I'm storing the result of xmlNodeGetContent in regular char *,
> is it okay to call simple free() on these pointers when cleaning up?
> Or does xmlFree do something that free() doesn't?
By default, xmllFree() is a wrapper arou
I have been looking through the Docs and the API, and I'm not entirely
sure if I am adequately freeing all of the memory that libxml is
using. valgrind is
I am calling xmlParseMemory on a buffer of xml input that I get back
from a curl call, and calling xmlDocGetRootElement and looking for
variou
