phpxpath-users — General user discussion of Php.XPath

[phpXML] Version 1.6 Released

[<nig...@us...>]

Hi all,

Major news:
========
-- Michael Mehl approved 1.N.X as the main branch of phpxml, so we are
dropping the 'N' and calling it just 1.X.  Once we have stabalised the
version, it will move to version 2.0
-- Most of the silly stupid bugs from 1.N.5 have rooted out.  Thanks for all
your hard work on this, and I apologise again for getting too excited and
mailing out a half baked release...
-- removeChild() has been re-written to both work, and go much faster.
-- Error handling has been greatly improved, which should make this class
easier to use.
-- Examples now ship with the module:  Checkout:
http://www.carrubbers.org/scripts/php/xpath/examples/government/ and
http://www.carrubbers.org/scripts/php/xpath/examples/scratch-test-suite/
-- Sam Blum is now a joint administrator for this project.  He must be
closing in on 100 hours with this project now I recon!!

Release notes available at:

https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=31522&release_id=5558
3

The future
========

The future will hold quite a lot of moving about of data and redirects.  As
you might have guessed, we think it's a good idea to rename this project to
Php.XPath, as opposed to <phpxml/>.  This is going to involve:

-- moving the CVS repository,
-- moving the mail list
-- moving the list archive,
-- creating a XPath homepage maintained by someone other that Michael Mehl
located at sourceforge,
-- cleaning up the phpxmldb project
-- redirecting all the projects to the new home of the project

The benefits are:

-- phpxml will have have it's own bug, feature and support trackers, which
will help to refine the traffic on this list.  Bug reporting will be taken
off the list traffic and placed on the bug tracker instead.
-- Moving the membership of us...@li... to a list run at
sourceforge allows more control over your list membership including digest
and plain text only.  The admin is also in English which I think over all we
would have to agree that it helps.
-- Better more realistic indexing of the project at sourceforge will be good
for the project long term.  The project name will include the word XPath,
which is more useful than "XML".
-- Protection against project maintainers from dropping the ball.  The
project will belong more to the open source community if it has it's own
project.

Hopefully you can understand the needs for the move, and that you will be
patient with us as we carry out what will be a fairy time consuming and
error prone process.  Just wanted to make you all aware of what will be
going on in the phpxml world over the next month or so.


Thanks for your support all, keep those bug reports rolling. ;o)

Nigel

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[phpXML] two things in _export

[<nig...@us...>]

> Next...mixed content...now, most of you are not going to like the
> solution I have, but here goes anyway...
>
> If the context is mixed, like if the are <br/> in text or something like
> that, the indenting is done, but each time you run the file through and
> save it, the linefeeds keep growing and you end up with this huge gap
> int the xml file.  Now, the solution would be to add a paramter to
> export called $useIndent = TRUE and when you called _export recursively,
> just call it with _export(...,!$isMixed) and then when you go to add the
> \n only do it if $useIndent is true...This fixes the <br/> <hr/>
> problem, but if you have more complex stuff, it gets hairy, but in
> reality, mixed content shouldn't be used much...
>
> Tell me what you think!

I recon that the class should only ever add whitespace when appendChild()
and the target node contains no data.

ie inserting a <B/> into the following inserts whitespace marked by []:

==========
<A/>

Goes to

<A>[
    ]<B/>[
]</A>
==========
<A>
    <B/>
</A>

Goes to

<A>
    <B/>[
    ]<B/>
</A>

==========

<A>text</A>

Goes to:

<A>text<B/></A>

==========

Otherwise all whitespace is preserved from the file that was read in.

Would that meet the requirements?

Nigel


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[phpXML] FAQs?

[<nig...@us...>]

> nig...@us... wrote:
> >
> > Can't remember.  You want to get 1.N.4 or the version straight out of
CVS,
> > it says in the file what version of php you need
> >
>
> Why not 1.N.5 which is also on the sourceforge site?  Is it broken?

Check out the archive, you'll find 47 messages since it's release on the
25th of september, mostly describing bugs.  I'm hoping to release another
version tonight, God willing, which will have less bugs in it, but will
probably still have some.

> > A perl script ships with the module you might want to try, otherwise
phpdoc
> > is possibly work a look.
> >
>
> I haven't tried the script yet but it says that we can try it for free
> for 30 days.  Are you planning to sell it???

Sorry, histroical cut-n-paste from many of my other perl scripts.  Feel free
to use it if you like it. :o)

Nigel

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[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] FAQs?

[<mor...@dm...>]

nig...@us... wrote:
> 
> Can't remember.  You want to get 1.N.4 or the version straight out of CVS,
> it says in the file what version of php you need
> 

Why not 1.N.5 which is also on the sourceforge site?  Is it broken?

> 
> A perl script ships with the module you might want to try, otherwise phpdoc
> is possibly work a look.
> 

I haven't tried the script yet but it says that we can try it for free
for 30 days.  Are you planning to sell it???

Thanks,
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[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] FAQs?

[<nig...@us...>]

> I'm new to this list... sorry if the following are FAQs but I could not
> find the answers anywhere on the <phpXML/> website:
>
> 1- Is this mailing list archived somewhere?
Yes

> 2- Which version of PHP does phpXML-1.0 support?  With PHP 4.0.6 I get
> warnings about "Call-time pass-by-reference" being deprecated, and with
> PHP3.0.16 I get a parsing error in xml.php line 271 (probably related to
> typed arguments in function declarattion).

Can't remember.  You want to get 1.N.4 or the version straight out of CVS,
it says in the file what version of php you need

> 3- The <phpXML/> documentation is generated from the xml.php source code
> (using special comments similar to JavaDoc or Doxygen) and it looks
> great.  Can anyone point me to the package that was used to generate
> this doc?  Doxygen is great for C/C++ but does not work for PHP AFAIK...
> and I was never able to find a good PHP doc. generator until today.

A perl script ships with the module you might want to try, otherwise phpdoc
is possibly work a look.

Follow the link below, and spend some time on catch up then re-post new bugs
and questions.  :o)

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[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] FAQs?

[<lu...@sa...>]

En réponse à mor...@dm...:

> Hi,

Hi ;-))

The "real" last version is available at :

http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpxmldb

Download 1N4 or "browse the cvs" and get latest dev version.
(Be aware, for latest version class has been renamed to XPath)

Archives are available, I don't have the url handy but its from sourceforge also

Luc
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[phpXML] FAQs?

[<mor...@dm...>]

Hi,

I'm new to this list... sorry if the following are FAQs but I could not
find the answers anywhere on the <phpXML/> website:

1- Is this mailing list archived somewhere?

2- Which version of PHP does phpXML-1.0 support?  With PHP 4.0.6 I get
warnings about "Call-time pass-by-reference" being deprecated, and with
PHP3.0.16 I get a parsing error in xml.php line 271 (probably related to
typed arguments in function declarattion).

3- The <phpXML/> documentation is generated from the xml.php source code
(using special comments similar to JavaDoc or Doxygen) and it looks
great.  Can anyone point me to the package that was used to generate
this doc?  Doxygen is great for C/C++ but does not work for PHP AFAIK...
and I was never able to find a good PHP doc. generator until today.

Thanks,
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[phpXML] Error in line 492

[<sa...@ka...>]

I've noticed an error in line 492 (Revision 1.14) of xpath.class.php.

It says:
    // Get the relevant object as a string and write it to file
    $xmlString =3D exportAsXml($absoluteXPath);

It should be:
    $xmlString =3D $this->exportAsXml($absoluteXPath);

Greetings,

Ir. Sacha Telgenhof Oude Koehorst

Kalshoven Automation B.V.
Research & Development
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[phpXML] two things in _export

[<big...@ya...>]

First an easy fix...in the _export() function, $hasChildren is spelling
wrong

run this in vim

%s/$hasChilderen/$hasChildren/gc

and that should take care of it...

Next...mixed content...now, most of you are not going to like the
solution I have, but here goes anyway...

If the context is mixed, like if the are <br/> in text or something like
that, the indenting is done, but each time you run the file through and
save it, the linefeeds keep growing and you end up with this huge gap
int the xml file.  Now, the solution would be to add a paramter to
export called $useIndent = TRUE and when you called _export recursively,
just call it with _export(...,!$isMixed) and then when you go to add the
\n only do it if $useIndent is true...This fixes the <br/> <hr/>
problem, but if you have more complex stuff, it gets hairy, but in
reality, mixed content shouldn't be used much...

Tell me what you think!

Dan
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[phpXML] problem with evaluate...rooted out a deeply hidden error

[<big...@ya...>]

Okay, I am sitting here pulling my hair out over this one until I
finally dug myself down to the root of the problem.

Say I have a file

<root>
 <node number="0"/>
</root>

If i did
$xml->evaluate("/root/node/@number")  or
$xml->evaluate("/root/node/attribute::number")

I would get NOTHING as a result...now, I changed to 0 to a 1 and I got a
result...so somewhere a 0 was being considered a nothing...I found the
problem on line 2679 in the _handleAxis_attribute function

The problem is, the use of the function empty(), which returns true if
the contents are the number 0, so what should be done is replace it with
if(strlen(blah blah) > 0)

That way, any number is accepted and only an empty string will fall
through...Hope this can be patched...

Dan

On 02 Oct 2001 23:43:32 +0000, nig...@us... wrote:
> RE: [phpXML] problem with whitespace> Is there a way to search nodes by
> case-insensitive attributes?
> 
> I've never found one.  Sorry.  Seems to be an ommision in the XPath spec.
> This has bugged me in the past too.  Perhaps we should create a new string
> function to map to lower case or something...  I think this feature is "some
> way off" though.
> 
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[phpXML] problem with whitespace

[<nig...@us...>]

RE: [phpXML] problem with whitespace> Is there a way to search nodes by
case-insensitive attributes?

I've never found one.  Sorry.  Seems to be an ommision in the XPath spec.
This has bugged me in the past too.  Perhaps we should create a new string
function to map to lower case or something...  I think this feature is "some
way off" though.

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[phpXML] Need to contact ListManager

[<tom...@di...>]

( Sorry for having to post to list for this )

Could the person who runs the maillist contact me offlist please...

Am trying to unsubscribe

  -- (a) have tried the link at bottom of list messages it has not 
worked for me
  -- (b) tried sourceforge but it denies that my email is a 'member'


Thanks,


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[phpXML] two errors (replaceData and _setContent)

[<big...@ya...>]

I have noticed two errors in the functions listed above.  In the
replaceData, if the path is

/root[1]/node[1]/attribute::title

the "Numpty" check stops the _setContent from being executed, even
though _setContent can handle that xpath...so this seems to be a
mistake.  Secondly, in the _setContent function, there is one missing &
that would enable the reference to the node array to work...Here is a
snippet:

<OldCode>
if (ereg('/attribute::', $absoluteXPath)) {
      // Get the path to the attribute node's parent.
      $thePath = $this->_prestr($absoluteXPath, '/attribute::');

      // Get the parent node.
      $node = $this->nodes[$thePath];

      // Get the name of the attribute.
      $attribute = $this->_afterstr($absoluteXPath, '/attribute::');

      // Get a reference to the string that we can then modify
      $tmp = &$node['attributes'][$attribute];

      // Set the attribute
      if (!isSet($tmp)) $tmp='';
      //$this->nodes[$thePath]['attributes'][$attribute] = $append ?
$tmp . $value : $value;
      $tmp = $append ? $tmp . $value : $value;
    } else {

</OldCode>

<NewCode>
if (ereg('/attribute::', $absoluteXPath)) {
      // Get the path to the attribute node's parent.
      $thePath = $this->_prestr($absoluteXPath, '/attribute::');

      // Get the parent node.
      $node = &$this->nodes[$thePath];
--------------^
      // Get the name of the attribute.
      $attribute = $this->_afterstr($absoluteXPath, '/attribute::');

      // Get a reference to the string that we can then modify
      $tmp = &$node['attributes'][$attribute];

      // Set the attribute
      if (!isSet($tmp)) $tmp='';
      //$this->nodes[$thePath]['attributes'][$attribute] = $append ?
$tmp . $value : $value;
      $tmp = $append ? $tmp . $value : $value;
    } else {
</NewCode>

Later!

dan

On 02 Oct 2001 22:16:55 +0000, big...@ya... wrote:
> Suggestion...it is becoming a well know fact that preg is much faster
> than the ereg engine, while also being much more powerful.  Would it be
> possible to rid of ereg functions in this class?
> 
> Dan
> 
> On 02 Oct 2001 21:43:55 +0000, big...@ya... wrote:
> > Overall I am quite impressed.  I am running xpath.class.php on a
> > hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
> > as some bad.  Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
> > file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
> > string or file takes 0.13 seconds, so a total of 0.3 seconds, which is
> > pretty darn quick for 1000 lines.  Adding children and attributes takes
> > no time at all and is neglible in the results.  Evaluating can be
> > tricky...for 1000 lines it can take up to 0.27 seconds, depending on
> > where the node is located for 1000 lines.  The extremely variable (and
> > slow) feature is the removeChild function, which if removing a child at
> > the end of a set of nodes, takes almost no time at all (0.03 seconds)
> > but if it is at the beginning, (0.4 seconds)  So to process a 1000 line
> > XML file with a few modifications here and there, takes about 1 second
> > if the modifications are involved with heavy evaluating and removing,
> > and as fast as 0.3 seconds if the modifications deal soley with adding
> > and modifying.  
> > 
> > So, thoughts on the removeChild function, any way to make this faster?
> > 
> > Dan
> > 
> > 
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[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] speed of phpXML

[<nig...@us...>]

> Suggestion...it is becoming a well know fact that preg is much faster
> than the ereg engine, while also being much more powerful.  Would it be
> possible to rid of ereg functions in this class?

Put it on the task list...  thanks for the suggestion.

Nigel

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[phpXML] speed of phpXML

[<nig...@us...>]

> Overall I am quite impressed.  I am running xpath.class.php on a
> hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
> as some bad.  Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
> file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
> string or file takes 0.13 seconds, so a total of 0.3 seconds, which is
> pretty darn quick for 1000 lines.  Adding children and attributes takes
> no time at all and is neglible in the results.  Evaluating can be
> tricky...for 1000 lines it can take up to 0.27 seconds, depending on
> where the node is located for 1000 lines.  The extremely variable (and
> slow) feature is the removeChild function, which if removing a child at
> the end of a set of nodes, takes almost no time at all (0.03 seconds)
> but if it is at the beginning, (0.4 seconds)  So to process a 1000 line
> XML file with a few modifications here and there, takes about 1 second
> if the modifications are involved with heavy evaluating and removing,
> and as fast as 0.3 seconds if the modifications deal soley with adding
> and modifying.
>
> So, thoughts on the removeChild function, any way to make this faster?

Can I ask exactly which version of the class you were using?  I ask because
CVS version 1.9 (1.N.5 was 1.6) got a major re-write of the removechild()
function.  I'd love to hear you say that you did your testing on a version
previous to this :o)  We've been aware for several months now that
removeChild was a very weak function...

----------------------------
Revision : 1.9
Date : 2001/9/30 2:56:32
Author : 'nigelswinson'
State : 'Exp'
Lines : +144 -80
Description :
Major re-write of the removeChild() function. It had developed some fairly
major bugs, ie when called it would delete the entire $nodes array.

Also fixed some bugs in the _export function
------------------------------

Thanks for your kind comments too :o).

Nigel

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[phpXML] Re: [phpXML] speed of phpXML

[<big...@ya...>]

Suggestion...it is becoming a well know fact that preg is much faster
than the ereg engine, while also being much more powerful.  Would it be
possible to rid of ereg functions in this class?

Dan

On 02 Oct 2001 21:43:55 +0000, big...@ya... wrote:
> Overall I am quite impressed.  I am running xpath.class.php on a
> hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
> as some bad.  Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
> file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
> string or file takes 0.13 seconds, so a total of 0.3 seconds, which is
> pretty darn quick for 1000 lines.  Adding children and attributes takes
> no time at all and is neglible in the results.  Evaluating can be
> tricky...for 1000 lines it can take up to 0.27 seconds, depending on
> where the node is located for 1000 lines.  The extremely variable (and
> slow) feature is the removeChild function, which if removing a child at
> the end of a set of nodes, takes almost no time at all (0.03 seconds)
> but if it is at the beginning, (0.4 seconds)  So to process a 1000 line
> XML file with a few modifications here and there, takes about 1 second
> if the modifications are involved with heavy evaluating and removing,
> and as fast as 0.3 seconds if the modifications deal soley with adding
> and modifying.  
> 
> So, thoughts on the removeChild function, any way to make this faster?
> 
> Dan
> 
> 
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[phpXML] speed of phpXML

[<big...@ya...>]

Overall I am quite impressed.  I am running xpath.class.php on a
hurricane electric dual-PIII server and I have some good results as well
as some bad.  Building up the tree for a 1,000 line (fair complex) xml
file takes 0.17 seconds and to dump it back out directly to either a
string or file takes 0.13 seconds, so a total of 0.3 seconds, which is
pretty darn quick for 1000 lines.  Adding children and attributes takes
no time at all and is neglible in the results.  Evaluating can be
tricky...for 1000 lines it can take up to 0.27 seconds, depending on
where the node is located for 1000 lines.  The extremely variable (and
slow) feature is the removeChild function, which if removing a child at
the end of a set of nodes, takes almost no time at all (0.03 seconds)
but if it is at the beginning, (0.4 seconds)  So to process a 1000 line
XML file with a few modifications here and there, takes about 1 second
if the modifications are involved with heavy evaluating and removing,
and as fast as 0.3 seconds if the modifications deal soley with adding
and modifying.  

So, thoughts on the removeChild function, any way to make this faster?

Dan


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[Phpxpath-users] [phpXML] Other projects around phpXML...

[<nig...@us...>]

> Which version from the CVS is the right one? 1.N.5 or the phpXml-develop?

Given how many bugs were in 1.N.5 I'd take the develop version.  But the
develop version is as it says, a develop version, so you should expect bugs.

Currently 1.N.4 is the most stable version we have, so if you can't tolerate
bugs use it, otherwise I'd recommend the develop version.

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[Phpxpath-users] [phpXML] Re: [phpXML] Other projects around phpXML...

[<ti...@di...>]

>Welcome to Phpxml :o)  Follow the link below, you'll find a version 1.N.5,
>and an archive with 300 ish messages that have been sent to this list since
>it's creation.  I think you'll be pleased with what you find.  Get the
>version from CVS, not from the download, as 1.N.5 was very buggy... :o(

Which version from the CVS is the right one? 1.N.5 or the phpXml-develop?


:wq
Tim Uckun
US Investigations Services/Due Diligence
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[Phpxpath-users] [phpXML] Learning how to work on the CVS system...

[<nig...@us...>]

>     Once my father told me "It's better to seems like a stupid once then
> being an ignorant forever". Can someone point me where to find information
> about how the system works? I know this may sound a bit obvious for most
of
> you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never worked on
> development of Open Source Proyects. Thanx...

Follow the links from the sourceforge project and it's like "browsing the
web".  If you ever want to start checking changes in an out you need to
become a developer of the project, and that requires me to give you
permissions :o).  Read access through the web is available to all though.

You'll eventually find:

http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/phpxmldb/phpxml/phpXml-develo
p/

Which is where the development version is currently living...

Nigel

(P.S three months ago I'd never been near CVS before, so I'm fairly new to
it myself!)

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[Phpxpath-users] [phpXML] Re: Learning how to work on the CVS system...

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En réponse à ro...@sp...:

> you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never worked
> on development of Open Source Proyects. Thanx...

Rodrigo,

You're looking for "how to read and download from a CVS"  or "how to manage and 
comit to a CVS" ?

Luc
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[Phpxpath-users] [phpXML] Learning how to work on the CVS system...

[<ro...@sp...>]

Hi
    Once my father told me "It's better to seems like a stupid once then
being an ignorant forever". Can someone point me where to find information
about how the system works? I know this may sound a bit obvious for most of
you, but I am really a newbie dealing with CVS, since I never worked on
development of Open Source Proyects. Thanx...

Rodrigo Reyes

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