Coin now has its own XML parser that also can be used from client code.
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Coin now has its own XML parser that also can be used from client code.
◆ cc_xml_doc_delete_x()
void cc_xml_doc_delete_x |
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cc_xml_doc * | doc | ) |
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Frees up a cc_xml_doc object and all its resources.
◆ cc_xml_doc_get_filter_cb()
void cc_xml_doc_get_filter_cb |
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const cc_xml_doc * | doc, |
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cc_xml_filter_cb *& | cb, |
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void *& | userdata ) |
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Returns the set filter callback in the cb arg and userdata arg.
◆ cc_xml_doc_new()
cc_xml_doc * cc_xml_doc_new |
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Creates a new cc_xml_doc object that is totally blank.
◆ cc_xml_doc_set_filter_cb_x()
void cc_xml_doc_set_filter_cb_x |
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cc_xml_doc * | doc, |
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cc_xml_filter_cb * | cb, |
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void * | userdata ) |
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Sets the filter callback for document parsing. This makes it possible to use the parser as a streaming parser, by making the parser discard all elements it has read in.
Elements can only be discarded as they are popped - on push they will be kept regardless of what the filter callback returns.