Very nice product indeed. Congratulations for it and, especially, many thanks. After looking at expat and xerxes, this is really the yhing I was looking for.
I'm writing a configuration registry system on top of TinyXML. I works great; I just encountered two problems small:
- When adding elements without child elements; only the end tag of that element makes it into the saved file.
- When using the function to insert a child node before another one and that other one is the first child node, an Access Violation occurs
- The same goes for inserting a child node after the last one.
The last two problems were fixed when I changed the next two functions as written here:
I have a question for your first problem :
Are you sure it's only the end tag ?
I believe it's the "empty tag" form :
<parent>
<emptychild />
</parent>
This is a valid construction in XML, which is an exact match of :
<parent>
<emptychild></emptychild>
</parent>
TinyXML always generates the first form when an empty element with no children is found.
Take care
Yves
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2002-04-15
Hello Yves
It is indeed the empty form; sorry.
Thanks for the explanation; I did not know that. I know very little about XML; the only thing I intend to do with it is use it to store my applications configuration information. That is why I was so happy to find such a light-weight, yet full-featured library as TinyXML.
Best regards
Frank
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Thanks! Glad it was useful. I'll wrap the bug fixes into the trunk (thanks!) and incorporate it 2.0.1. I'm looking at getting that out in the next week or 2 -- I've been sitting on the Beta, trying to get as much feedback as possible.
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Hello
Very nice product indeed. Congratulations for it and, especially, many thanks. After looking at expat and xerxes, this is really the yhing I was looking for.
I'm writing a configuration registry system on top of TinyXML. I works great; I just encountered two problems small:
- When adding elements without child elements; only the end tag of that element makes it into the saved file.
- When using the function to insert a child node before another one and that other one is the first child node, an Access Violation occurs
- The same goes for inserting a child node after the last one.
The last two problems were fixed when I changed the next two functions as written here:
TiXmlNode* TiXmlNode::InsertBeforeChild( TiXmlNode* beforeThis, const TiXmlNode& addThis )
{
if(beforeThis->parent != this)
return 0;
TiXmlNode* node = addThis.Clone();
if(!node)
return 0;
node->parent = this;
node->next = beforeThis;
node->prev = beforeThis->prev;
if(beforeThis->prev)
{
beforeThis->prev->next = node;
}
else
{
this->firstChild = node;
};
beforeThis->prev = node;
return node;
}
TiXmlNode* TiXmlNode::InsertAfterChild( TiXmlNode* afterThis, const TiXmlNode& addThis )
{
if(afterThis->parent != this)
return 0;
TiXmlNode* node = addThis.Clone();
if(!node)
return 0;
node->parent = this;
node->prev = afterThis;
node->next = afterThis->next;
if(afterThis->next)
{
afterThis->next->prev = node;
}
else
{
this->lastChild = node;
};
afterThis->next = node;
return node;
}
Best regards
Frank De prins
Antwerp - Belgium
Frank,
I have a question for your first problem :
Are you sure it's only the end tag ?
I believe it's the "empty tag" form :
<parent>
<emptychild />
</parent>
This is a valid construction in XML, which is an exact match of :
<parent>
<emptychild></emptychild>
</parent>
TinyXML always generates the first form when an empty element with no children is found.
Take care
Yves
Hello Yves
It is indeed the empty form; sorry.
Thanks for the explanation; I did not know that. I know very little about XML; the only thing I intend to do with it is use it to store my applications configuration information. That is why I was so happy to find such a light-weight, yet full-featured library as TinyXML.
Best regards
Frank
Thanks! Glad it was useful. I'll wrap the bug fixes into the trunk (thanks!) and incorporate it 2.0.1. I'm looking at getting that out in the next week or 2 -- I've been sitting on the Beta, trying to get as much feedback as possible.