Re: [xmljs-users] Q: catching a DOMException, retrieving line and column

[Dmitry K. <dmi...@ya...>]

Hi Simon,

there is a line in 'xmlw3cdom.js' file, '_parseLoop' method
(line 554, it is commented):

// alert("Fatal Error: " + p.getContent() + "\nLine: " + p.getLineNumber() + "\nColumn: " + p.getColumnNumber() + "\n");

By uncommenting this line, you'll get your debug information.

Hope it helps,

 - Dmitry Khudorozhkov, maintainer of XML-for-SCRIPT.

Simon Ottenhaus <sim...@we...> wrote: Hi all,

I'm using the DOMImplementation of XML for  to parse 
user-written xml. So syntax errors are likely.

My code is:
    var parser = new DOMImplementation();
    try {
      var domDoc = parser.loadXML(sXml);
    } catch (e) {
      var sCode = parser.translateErrCode(e.code);
    }

How do I retrieve the line and the column where the error occurred?

The XMLP-parser provides getLineNumber and getColumnNumber, but the 
parser-object used in xmlw3cdom.js (line 177) cannot be accessed from 
outside.

Excuse my english, please ;)

Greetings

Simon

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