I have solved this now. The code I posted was correct after all. Turned out
that the source XML document had one char wrong in the href of the
node!!!
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Having extracted a sub-document with an XPath expression and now have an
xmlXPathObjectPtr is there a simple way to output the sub-document into a
new xmlDocPtr so that this sub-document can then be saved to disk?
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Andrew Hartley wrote:
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> Having extracted a sub-document with an XPath expression and now have an
> xmlXPathObjectPtr is there a simple way to output the sub-document into a
> new xmlDocPtr so that this sub-document can then be saved to disk?
>
It's ok, I have w
Daniel Veillard wrote:
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> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 03:25:20AM -0700, Andrew Hartley wrote:
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>> Andrew Hartley wrote:
>> >
>> > Having extracted a sub-document with an XPath expression and now have
>> an
>> > xmlXPathObjectPtr i
Daniel Veillard wrote:
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> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 06:13:53AM -0700, Andrew Hartley wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply Daniel. However, I only wanted to explain that I
>> had
>> solved the problem. Here is a little more of my code just in case others
>> have the sa
Daniel,
I am sure I had this working! But yes xmlSubDoc == xmlDoc.
How can I save the nodeset as an XML document in its own right?
Andy
Daniel Veillard wrote:
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> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 06:13:53AM -0700, Andrew Hartley wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply Daniel. However, I on
You're a start, thank you.
BTW - this is an excellant library. I have been using it for the last 3
weeks and slowly getting used to it. Brilliant.
Daniel Veillard wrote:
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> On Fri, Jul 18, 2008 at 01:51:41AM -0700, Andrew Hartley wrote:
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>>
>> Daniel
I have written a DLL with a large (size = 1318109 chars) XML stored as a
resource. I read the XML into a std::string and load it with a call to
xmlReadMemory:
xmlDocPtr pXmlDoc = xmlReadMemory(sXml, sXml.length(), "xml", NULL, 0);
This works fine in Debug mode. But when I switch to Release mod
they will know how to resolve it.
Elvis Stansvik wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> First of all, please always state your platform and libxml2 version
> when asking for help. Also provide a complete standalone code example
> of your problem.
>
> 2008/11/13 Andrew Hartley <[EMAI
for this I will just have to check for it and
strip these extra PADing chars off.
Andrew Hartley wrote:
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> I have written a DLL with a large (size = 1318109 chars) XML stored as a
> resource. I read the XML into a std::string and load it with a call to
> xmlReadMemory:
>
>
AfxMessageBox("Unable to locate Xml end tag in Taxonomy
resource!");
}
Elvis Stansvik wrote:
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> 2008/11/14 Andrew Hartley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>> Having streamed the std::string content (the Xml) to file in Debug mode
>> and
>>
I am using LibXml2 v2.7.6 and parsing an XML document that has a couple of
huge text nodes, approx 16MB.
I see that there is an option of setting a context option to XML_PARSE_HUGE.
I would appreciate if someone could let me know where I need to set this.
Here is a snippet of my code:
xmlLoadE
This is my code to read an XML file, which works fine the 1st time around,
but crashes the 2nd time around. I must be not calling a required library
function to tidy up and would appreciate if someone could advise on what I
should do.
If I debug, the 1st time around xmlReadFile takes hardly any
Martin (gzlist) wrote:
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> On 10/12/2009, Andrew Hartley wrote:
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>> This is my code to read an XML file, which works fine the 1st time
>> around,
>> but crashes the 2nd time around. I must be not calling a required
>> library
>> function to tid
xmlCleanupParser() I no longer get the crash.
I would appreciate if anyone can let me know why I no longer get the crash.
Do I need to call anything other than xmlCleanupParser(). Of course I am
freeing the xmlDocPtr and contexts correctly.
Martin (gzlist) wrote:
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> On 10/12/2009, Andrew H
Is it possible yet with the latest libxml2 build to validate an XML document
using a Schematron? If so can you update the LibXml2 web site to show code
examples of how you go about doing this please? If this is not yet
possible, do you you know when this is likely to be fully implemented?
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Would someone please let me know how I can validate an XML file against its
XSD Schema file. If there are validation errors I would then like to
extract the human readable error description.
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Thanks for the help.
I now get the following output from xmllint:
"Element 'http://old.nabble.com/Validating-XML-file-against-XSD-Schema-tp28471453p28476078.html
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I have an iXBRL document that I am parsing with LibXml2. The problem I have
is that I register all the namespaces which are mostly held in the
root node, no problem. But, there are some namespace declarations in some
of the document nodes as attrbutes of that particular node. When I get the
at
Thank you both. I have solved the problem thus:
void CXbrl::RegisterNamespaces(xmlDocPtr pXmlDoc,
xmlXPathContextPtr pXPathCtx)
{
m_mNamespaces.clear();
RegisterNamespaces(pXmlDoc->children, pXPathCtx);
}
void CXbrl::RegisterNamespaces(xmlNodePtr pNode,
I have built libxml2-2.9.3 on Windows 10 with Visual Studio 2010, but I'm
having difficulty generating a .def file for all the exported functions from
the .dll that I build. When I run dumpbin on the .dll it only creates the
following:
Dump of file libxml2.dll
File Type: DLL
Summary
I have built libxml2-2.9.3 on Windows 10 with Visual Studio 2010, but I'm
having difficulty generating a .def file for all the exported functions from
the .dll that I build. When I run dumpbin on the .dll it only creates the
following:
Dump of file libxml2.dll
File Type: DLL
Summary
Further to my email below. I've now found how to build the libxml2.def file
for use with Visual Studio. I use the libxml2.def.scr script:
? Cl /EP libxml2.def.src > libxml2.def
Which works fine.
Thanks
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