Re: [xml] Using some SAX functionality inside DOM: A quite newbie question

[Igor Zlatkovic <igor zlatkovic com>]

It would be a lot easier to write XSL and use it with xsltproc for
transformation to nroff, no?

I cannot swear, but I believe I have seen this somewhere in the Docbook XSL,
can it be that Norman Walsh allready performed to that end? :-)

Ciao,
Igor

On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Lucas Brasilino wrote:

> Hi All:
> 	I've been searching and googling at archive with no success.
> 	Well, I'm studying libxml2 to do some OSS projects.
> To become familiar, I'm coding a xml to manpage converter called
> xmlman (what a original name! :-) )
> 	Now I have some problems. For example, this is embbrain.xml:
> <xmlman>
>
> .... lot of things.....
>
>   <sect><title>description</title>
>   <p>
> embbrain is a text editor. It is extremely simple to use, yet powerful
> enough to compete with other  editors like <empha>vi</empha>(1) and
> <empha>emacs</empha>(1). It uses a embedded tecnology to run inside your
> brain. So you need just to think that embbrain writes to you.
>   </p>
>   </sect>
> </xmlman>
>
> I'm able to fetch <p> content (the long text) and <empha> content
> with xmlNodeListGetString().
> Making a loop bellow <sect> like:
>
> while (node !=NULL)
>          {
>                  if ((!xmlStrcmp(node->name, (const xmlChar *)"title")))
>                  {
>                          fprintf(stdout, ".SH %s\n",toup((char
> *)xmlNodeListGetString(d, node->xmlChildrenNode, 1),strlen((char
> *)xmlNodeListGetString(d, node->xmlChildrenNode, 1))));
>                  }
>                  if ((!xmlStrcmp(node->name, (const xmlChar *)"p")))
>                  {
>                          fprintf(stdout,".PP %s\n",(char
> *)xmlNodeListGetString(d, node->xmlChildrenNode,1));
>                          node=node->xmlChildrenNode;
>                  }
>                  if ((!xmlStrcmp(node->name, (const xmlChar *)"empha")))
>                  {
>                          fprintf(stdout, ".I %s\n",(char
> *)xmlNodeListGetString(d, node->xmlChildrenNode, 1));
>                  }
>          node=node->next;
>          }
>
> I've got:
> .SH DESCRIPTION
> .PP
> embbrain is a text editor. It is extremely simple to use, yet powerful
> enough to compete with other  editors like (1) and (1). It uses a
> embedded tecnology to run inside your brain. So you need just to think
> that embbrain writes to you.
>
> .I vi
> .I emacs
>
> That's ok because libxml uses DOM. But I'd like to have:
> .SH DESCRIPTION
> .PP
> embbrain is a text editor. It is extremely simple to use, yet powerful
> enough to compete with other  editors like
> .I vi
> (1) and
> .I emacs
> (1). It uses a embedded tecnology to run inside your brain. So you need
> just to think that embbrain writes to you.
>
> Just like SAX interface would do. How can I position <empha> content
> inside <p> content? Can I use some SAX functionality inside DOM ?
> Can you please point some program/reference/article/mail_in_archive
> that can answer this question ?
>
> bests regards and thanks in advance
>
> --
>
> []'s
> Lucas Brasilino
> brasilino recife pe gov br
> http://www.recife.pe.gov.br
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> 		Municipal Computing Enterprise (en_US)
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>
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