Hi the list,

I use libcurl to get a big chunk of xml data.

In the CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION call back, I have a piece of memory with xml
data.

The first time this callback is executed, we call xmlReaderNewMemory().
Then we call xmlTextReaderRead() while the result is 1.

The XML being splitted, the loop finishes to fail because it needs
following datas...

Thanks to xmlTextReaderByteConsumed, we are able to get data already read
and then the piece of data not read.

The next time the callback is called, we are able to build a new buffer
containing :
* datas not already read from the previous call
* new data from the new call.

My problem is here. I'm looking for a function that could change the buffer
to read to continue to parse xml data. I have tried xmlReaderNewMemory(),
but it fails...

Maybe a such function does not exist, and maybe this idea to read different
buffers of a same xml is a bad idea.

Is there a better way ? What are your advices ?

Thanks a lot.
Regards.
David.
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