Re: [xml] htmlCreateMemoryParserCtxt

[Jerome Pesenti <jpesenti yahoo com>]

It's just that you need a context to be able to
use the HTML parser in a multi-threaded environment.

It would be nice to have an exhaustive documentation
on how to use libxml/libxslt in a multi-threaded
application. Right now, here are some things
which can not be done in a thread safe way:

- catch debug messages in the XSLT transform
- catch errors or debug messages when parsing an XSL
  stylesheet (for the xmlDoc to xsltStylesheet 
  conversion because xsltParseStylesheetDoc always
  uses the default handler).
- catch errors or debug messages when parsing HTML 
  (because most of the context handling functions 
  are static).

Regards,
Jerome




--- Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com> wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 04, 2003 at 03:26:35PM -0800, Jerome
> Pesenti wrote:
> > Any reason why 
> >
> > htmlCreateMemoryParserCtxt
> >
> > is a static while
> >
> > xmlCreateMemoryParserCtxt
> >
> > is not?
> >
> > This is a useful function (allows html
> > parsing while providing your own context...).
>
>   It wasn't looking like something needed at the API
> level.
> I can make it public though ... Just one more entry
> point <grin/>
>
> Daniel
>
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