[xml] newbie questions about xmlwriter
- From: Dave Nomura <dcnltc us ibm com>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: [xml] newbie questions about xmlwriter
- Date: Wed, 09 Aug 2006 10:34:03 -0700
I am trying to decide whether or not I can use xmlwriter instead of the
ad hoc routines that I had written for generating XML. My understanding
of what is in the xmlwriter API is pretty much limited to the routines
used in testwriter.c. I found that searching the alphabetic index was
not very useful since it contains tons of stuff other than xmlwriter.
1. Is there a better way of familiarizing myself with the capabilities
of the xmlwriter portion of libxml2? documentation specific to xmlwriter?
2. I couldn't find any routine that would use the abbreviated method of
closing an element that does not contain any data: for example, <element
attr="abc" \>
3. In my application the place where the information used to generate
some of the XML happens before the code that actually creates the XML
file. In my ad hoc routines I simply built up the XML string and saved
it until later on during the XML generation process. Is there any way
in the libxml2/xmlwriter interface for buffering a chunk of XML to be
output somewhere in the middle of some other XML generation? I noticed
some sort of buffered
XML generation in testwriter.c but it seemed to involve creating a
different writer. I couldn't see how you could combine this with
unbuffered XML generation.
4. The xmlwriter routines in testwriter.c all involve opening a writer
associated with a file. Are there other interfaces that write the XML
to standard output? to a string?
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