Re: [xml] Canonical XML Implementation

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 06:58:54PM -0800, Aleksey Sanin wrote:
> 
> >I will take care of it. I'm still wondering about keeping some semi-public
> >entry points for those..
> >
> Thanks a lot!  C14N applied to the whole document or to the part of it 
> specified using
> XPath expression (nodes set). I do not think that there is a need for a 
> special function
> "C14N for a node" or something because you can do the same using XPath 
> expression.
> I put these functions in a separate header file only because there is a 
> recursion (xmlC14NProcessNode()
> calls xmlC14NProcessNodesList() and vice versa) so I have to declare at 
> least one of them
> somewhere (I declared both for symmetry :) ).

  I just merged the internal header into c14n.c

> >Okay I see. some automated regression testing are needed anyway. 
> >
> The test program I have can be used in the same way as existing 
> testHTML, testXPath, etc.
> It already have exactly the same functionality as required. The only 
> thing is that
> the file needs to be renamed to testC14N.c to follow libxml2 standards 
> :) There is also a shell
> script that does testing (xmlc14n/test/test.sh). It could be called from 
> Makefile to execute all tests
> (it is slightly different from libxml2 way to put shell code in the 
> Makefile).

  I just added the test as testC14N.c so far and added it to the makefiles
and configure. I also fixed the namespace node having no parent problem.

  this is a relatively large change:
    http://cvs.gnome.org/bonsai/cvsquery.cgi?module=gnome-xml&branch=HEAD&branchtype=match&dir=gnome-xml&file=&filetype=match&who=veillard&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=&date=explicit&mindate=03%2F04%2F02+12%3A08&maxdate=03%2F04%2F02+12%3A10&cvsroot=%2Fcvs%2Fgnome

  (seems the URL doesn't work ATM ...)

Daniel

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