Re: [xml] xmlNewNs question

[David Hagood <wowbagger sktc net>]

> On Tue, Nov 14, 2006 at 10:02:17AM -0600, David Hagood wrote:
> > If I create a xmlNsPtr for a node, and then the node is destroyed, is
> > the xmlNsPtr still valid
>
>   No. You must be careful when destroying an element about its subtree.
>
> > and available for other nodes? If is is invalid, does
> > it need to be freed?
>
>   Invalid in an XML context has a very precise meaning related to DTD
> validation, I don't see what you mean here.

It refers to the previous question - if the xmlNodePtr for which the
xmlNsPtr is created is destroyed, does the xmlNsPtr need to be freed, or
is it implicitly freed when the xmlNodePtr is freed.