Re: [xml] xmlParseFile;encode - newbie question

[Pieter Louw <pieter uplink co za>]

>  Yes but you MUST fix the problem on input. Especially for this kind
> of stupid, obvious brokeness. I'm horribly serious about this, and
> there is no garantee I will keep that mode available except for a couple
> of API calls purely dedicated to recovery in the future.
>  You are warned, I already stated the input must be fixed, and you
> must not rely on libxml2 to work around XML well-formedness errors,
> if I see this being abused I will just drop the support, I hope this
> is cristal clear.
>
> Daniel
>  


Fair enough. I don't expect anyone to change anything or go against the 
XML standard if you may.
I just wanted to know if there were already a function or something that 
can "fix" the input if there were some error.
Now I know it doesn't exist and must find my own way to fix it.

The XML input gets generated from an external source, so I can do 
nothing about how the XML are generated.
I receive it and must handle the XML UNwell-formedness myself.

I will make sure the XML I generate is well-formed.

Thanks for all the help/info

Pieter