A class specialization for CData nodes.
A specialization of CData for <![CDATA[]]> nodes
An exception thrown on an XPath parsing error.
A class specialization for XML comments.
An exception thrown on an xml parsing error.
* XmlNode represents a single xml node and has methods for modifying * attributes and adding children. All methods that make changes modify this * XmlNode rather than making a copy, unless otherwise noted. Many methods * return a self reference to allow cascaded calls. * Example: * -------------------------------- * // Create an XmlNode tree with attributes and cdata, and write it to a file. * node.addChild(new XmlNode("mynode").setAttribute("x", 50). * addChild(new XmlNode("Waldo").addCData("Hello!"))).write("myfile.xml"); * --------------------------------
A class specialization for XML instructions.
Read an entire string into a tree of XmlNodes. This defaults to stripping all whitespace for a speed gain (less objects created), but can be forced to preserve whitespace using the second parameter.
Convert xml-encoded special characters such as &amp; back to &.
Encode characters such as &, <, >, etc. as their xml/html equivalents
This is the encapsulating class for xml documents that allows reuse of nodes so as to not allocate ALL THE TIME if you find it convenient to reuse the structure
(c) 2009 William K. Moore, III (nyphbl8d (at) gmail (dot) com, opticron on freenode)
Attempts to conform to XML 1.0 Specification
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KXML contains functions and classes for reading, parsing, and writing XML documents.