I can’t find out how to add a DTD (internal subset) to a document without
poking into libxml2’s internal data structures. The obvious approach is to add
a xmlDtdPtr using
xmlAddPrevSibling on the document root. But this will cause a memory leak
because xmlFreeDoc won’t free the DTD nodes. It on
On 3/9/2014 17:33, Nick Wellnhofer wrote:
I can’t find out how to add a DTD (internal subset) to a document without
poking into libxml2’s internal data structures. The obvious approach is to add
a xmlDtdPtr using
xmlAddPrevSibling on the document root. But this will cause a memory leak because
> On 3/9/2014 17:33, Nick Wellnhofer wrote:
>> I can’t find out how to add a DTD (internal subset) to a document without
>> poking into libxml2’s internal data structures. The obvious approach is to
>> add a xmlDtdPtr using
>> xmlAddPrevSibling on the document root. But this will cause a memory l