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Re: [xml] XML for config files
- From: Bjoern Hoehrmann <derhoermi gmx net>
- To: Jason Valenzuela <jvalenzuela dspfl com>
- Cc: xml gnome org
- Subject: Re: [xml] XML for config files
- Date: Sat, 19 May 2007 02:03:52 +0200
* Jason Valenzuela wrote:
>2. xmlReadMemory() - Read in the DTD from a char[].
This is certainly wrong, the procedure is for XML documents and DTDs are
not XML documents. You have to use, for example, xmlParseDTD() to parse
the DTD.
>Are there applications where one should use the reader instead of the
>parser? For example I'm currently using the parser's xmlReadMemory
>instead of xmlReaderForMemory only because xmlNewDtd and xmlValidateDtd
>want doc pointers. Beyond that I'm not sure about the difference between
>the two interfaces.
The reader interface is a stream-oriented interface, you process as you
parse; the parser interface creates in-memory tree structures, you parse
in one go and process later. For very small documents the main concern
should be how you would like to process and manipulate the document.
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