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Re: UML Parser?
I wrapped up Expat shortly before Harlqn collapsed. I also implemented
a simple HTML parser, and the stacked this all together with a DOM
implementation. So you can suck in XML or HTML and read it in an
event-driven way, or create DOM trees (and print DOM trees as well).
I will see if Jonathan and Gail will let me publically post this code on the
HotDispatch "OfficeFront". More details later...
Nolan Darilek wrote in message <8766pt8qbd.fsf@ethereal.dyndns.org>...
>>>>>> "Rob" == Rob Myers <robmyers@cwcom.net> writes:
>
> Rob> current wisdom is that someone really should wrap Expat. :-)
>
>I think I may have done this last May (I say 'think' because I never
>tested the thing. :) The problem is that I used Melange, so the
>resulting code won't be portable. If there's any interest in this then
>I can see if I still have it lurking about somewhere; I started it
>before I realized that GD didn't seem to support a few things that I'd
>need for the project.
>
>Another option (if you're feeling adventurous and using Fun-O) is to
>try compiling Pidgin from the gd CVS tree. I used Expat as a test
>case, and IIRC it groks most of xmlparse.h. The unknown portions
>should be relatively easy to spot. (Of course, this currently has the
>exact opposite results as the above; it won't work on gd presently but
>should (ideally!) work with Fun-O until FFI is supported.) If you do
>this then please let me know how it goes; I'm suspending work on
>Pidgin until I can be a bit more certain that I'm on the right
>path. :)
>
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