Re: [xml] xmlReaderForMemory question

[Remy HAREL <rharel ext rd francetelecom com>]

_HI_ Jeremy,

   Data are stored in the xmlDocPtr and you can do all that you want 
through this pointer.

  Just look at the xml code examples on the website, parser.c ( or tree 
) for example. There are very simple examples, but they provide the 
minimum to a quick start and it will show you how to procede in a few 
minutes.

 Regards,

Jeremy Enos wrote:
> I want to provide a few separate functions which make up my xml interface.
>
> read_file
> validate
> parse
> free_mem
>
> Because these are separate, they'll be called with an argument which is 
> a pointer to some data structure that I've read from the file.  Should I 
> just hold this data as a char array, or is there a better way already 
> built in?  For example, if read_file returns an xmlTextReaderPtr 
> pointer, I think I lose the ability to clean up the memory from the char 
> array I read in.  Unless xmlReaderForMemory does that as well on 
> cleanup?  The API document makes no mention of it.
> thanks again for helping a beginner- I hope to accelerate on this before 
> long.
>
>    Jeremy
>
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