I'm OK with making small on-the-fly "edits" to the input (such as
removing the initial comment, or removing all comments), but trying to
make my code discern the overall structure (such as picking out the
boundaries between the documents) is starting to step over into actually
parsing it, which defeats the purpose of using LibXML2.
If the TextReader didn't insist upon reading beyond the root end-tag,
that would enable me to solve my problem, I think. (I don't understand
why it does that.) In the absence of any other options, I'm going to
experiment with the SAX interface and see if that will allow me to stop
the parse at the right spot.
Anyway, thanks for your replies, Liam.
Webb
On 9/10/19 12:19 AM, Liam R E Quin wrote:
On Mon, 2019-09-09 at 22:41 -0400, Webb Scales wrote:
the
fact remains that I don't control the text that I'm trying to parse,
and I still need to parse it, even though it's not "well-formed".
You may need to write some form of pre-processor that fixes the
problems. As you say, that may reduce the need for an XML parser.
I haven't investigated error recovery with libxml, so someone else
might have better ideas.
Liam
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