llib

• Index

Examples

• test-array.c
• test-config.c
• test-file.c
• test-interface.c
• test-json.c
• test-list.c
• test-map.c
• test-obj.c
• test-pool.c
• test-scan.c
• test-seq.c
• test-sqlite3-table.c
• test-str.c
• test-table.c
• test-template.c
• test-xml.c
• testa.c
• testing.c
• cmd.c
• testa.c
• config.c
• words.c

Modules

• obj
• str
• scan
• template
• list
• map
• file
• value
• interface
• json
• xml
• farr
• array
• table
• config
• arg
• flot

Topics

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test-xml.c

#include <stdio.h>
#include <llib/json.h>

#include <llib/xml.h>

const char *file = "test.xml";

int main(int argc, char**argv)
{
    if (argv[1])
        file = argv[1];
    PValue v = xml_parse_file(file,true);
    if (value_is_error(v)) {
        fprintf(stderr,"error reading xml: %s\n",(char*)v);
        return 1;
    }
    //char *s = json_tostring(v); // try this for kicks...
    char *s = xml_tostring(v,0);
    printf("%s\n",s);
    obj_unref_v(v, s);

    // the same notation used for building up JSON data works fine for XML docs
    v = VAS("root",
        VAS("item",VMS("name","age","type","int"),"10"),
        VAS("item",VMS("name","name","type","string"),"Bonzo")
    );
    s = xml_tostring(v,0);
    printf("%s\n",s);
    char *s2 = json_tostring(v);
    printf("json %s\n",s2);
    obj_unref_v(v, s, s2);
    printf("kount %d\n",obj_kount());
    return 0;
}