Re: [xml] structured errors in python bindings

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Tue, Jan 06, 2004 at 05:19:43PM -0500, Daniel Veillard wrote:
> > If the patch looks clean, you can commit,
> > and I'll continue as time permits.
>
>   Okay I will commit it soonish

  Done, I also added tstLastError.py to the tests, 
one thing I notice is that enums like XML_FROM_IO are not generated
in the bindings, I think it's possible now since they are exported
from the API description:
paphio:~/XML -> grep XML_FROM_IO doc/libxml2-api.xml
     <exports symbol='XML_FROM_IO' type='enum'/>
     <enum name='XML_FROM_IO' file='xmlerror' value='8' type='xmlErrorDomain' info='The Input/Output stack'/>
paphio:~/XML ->
  I'm just a bit afraid by the associated cost when loading
the libxml2 :
paphio:~/XML -> grep '<enum ' doc/libxml2-api.xml | wc -l
    825
paphio:~/XML ->
  loading these 825 symbols each time might be a bit heavy, but 
I also know my performance concerns are not really aligned with
Python philosophy either, so YMMV ...

Daniel

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