Caroline Middlebrook wrote: > Hi Rush, > > >>This actually sounds like a job for XSLT. Have you not taken that >>approach for a particular reason? >>- Rush > > > Yes, I am using a C++ library that has been written by somebody else in my > company. I can make small additions to it but nothing major. The library is > just a C++ wrapper around libxml, and doesn't support XSLT or any other XML > technologies. >
Well, that's too bad. I have to admit that I don't quite see what you're doing, but I will offer one idea to think about. Would it help you to first iterate over all the elements in document order and save pointers to them in a vector, then go through the vector in reverse order to do your replacements? That would mean that you replace contents of the most highly nested elements first. I have an application that needs to replace attributes on certain elements, and that is the way I do it. When I get the contents of a node, I get all the nested content too, including whatever I may have changed already. - Rush _______________________________________________ xml mailing list, project page http://xmlsoft.org/ [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/xml
