Re: [Libxmlplusplus-general] parametrizing libxml++ for the character /string type



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Le Lundi 27 Janvier 2003 21:47, Stefan Seefeld a écrit :
> Christophe de Vienne wrote:
> >>Hope this makes some sense to you.
> >
> > A lot of. But the change you suggest in the way _TextNode would be
> > implemented is big : at this time, the libxml2 types (xmlNode in this
> > case) are used only are read/write time, not to store the datas while
> > manipulating nodes.
>
> exactly, which is (part of) why I suggest in the other thread to use
> xmlNode as the implementation ubiquitously.

I hadn't read this thread then. Now I see better what you meant.

> [...]
> yes, understood. Well, I'll play a bit with an implementation as
> suggested, and then send in more suggestions. Based
> on that we can then discuss whether and how to do the migration.
>
> Sounds good ?
>


Yes. In fact, after reading the other thread, I agree that using xmlNode 
(libxml) the way you suggest if far better than what's currently done.
One other positive aspect will be that if a user want's to use some libxml2 
method we did not wrap, it will be easily doable.

I'm currently not having the time to do this, but your patches are very 
welcome. However I won't put them in the current branch but in the unstable 
one (which does not exists yet but as soon as it is needed, it will) as 
Murray said.

Best regards,

Christophe

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