[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lars Gullik Bjønnes) writes:
| Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
| | Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
>>> | Sure. See attached.
>>>
>>> Ok... then add some attributes, mixed-contentent.
>>>
>>> <xml attr1="" attr2="">
>>> <greeting>Hello</greeting>there.
>>> </xml>
>>>
>>> Would be great seeing an example using the actual xml grammar from
>>> xml.zip? Or is generic parsing frowned upon with spirit?
>>
| | I haven't looked at that stuff, just forwarded the link in the hope it
| | might be useful.
>>
| | ... Ok, now I've had a quick look. xml_grammar.hpp contains the definition
| | of the full XML grammar, right? It's used here either to just parse a data
| | file or to build an AST. Neither of which you want.
>
| I am not even able to compile the examples in xml.zip. I just get
| loads and loads of compiler errors. (which of course are almost
| impossible to decipher.)
>
| I am sure it would be a lot easier for me to use expat instead...
Ok I got xml.cpp to compile.
I have not made it do anything yet...
(except parse UserGuide.lyx.xml successfully.)
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