#include <stdio.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <mxml.h>
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#define | MALFORMED_ERROR(elem, val) |
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MXML_NODE * | mxml_node_new () |
MXML_STATUS | mxml_node_setup (MXML_NODE *node) |
void | mxml_node_unlink (MXML_NODE *node) |
void | mxml_node_insert_before (MXML_NODE *tg, MXML_NODE *node) |
void | mxml_node_insert_after (MXML_NODE *tg, MXML_NODE *node) |
void | mxml_node_insert_below (MXML_NODE *tg, MXML_NODE *node) |
void | mxml_node_add_below (MXML_NODE *tg, MXML_NODE *node) |
MXML_NODE * | mxml_node_clone (MXML_NODE *tg) |
MXML_NODE * | mxml_node_clone_tree (MXML_NODE *tg) |
void | mxml_node_destroy (MXML_NODE *node) |
char * | mxml_node_value_of (MXML_NODE *pNode, char *attrib) |
char * | mxml_node_value_of_default (MXML_NODE *pNode, char *attrib, char *val_default) |
void | mxml_node_read_data (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc, int iStyle) |
MXML_STATUS | mxml_node_read_name (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc) |
MXML_STATUS | mxml_node_read_attributes (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc, int style) |
void | mxml_node_read_directive (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc) |
void | mxml_node_read_pi (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc) |
void | mxml_node_read_tag (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc, int style) |
void | mxml_node_read_comment (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc) |
void | mxml_node_read_closing (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc) |
MXML_STATUS | mxml_node_read (MXML_REFIL *ref, MXML_NODE *pNode, MXML_DOCUMENT *doc, int iStyle) |
void | mxml_node_write_attributes (MXML_OUTPUT *out, MXML_ATTRIBUTE *attr, int style) |
void | mxml_node_file_indent (MXML_OUTPUT *out, int depth, int style) |
MXML_STATUS | mxml_node_write (MXML_OUTPUT *out, MXML_NODE *pNode, int style) |
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Value: elem->status = MXML_STATUS_MALFORMED;\ elem->error = val;\ iStatus = -1; |
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Adds a node to the bottom of the children list of tg. |
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Clones a node, but it does not sets the parent, nor the siblings; this clone is "floating" out of the tree hierarcy. |
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Clones a node and all its subtree, but it does not sets the parent, nor the siblings; this clone is "floating" out of the tree hierarcy. |
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Destroy a node, including all its children and brothers in the next branch. To destroy a subtree, unlink the root node of the subtree and then destroy it. To destroy a single node, unlink it and then move its children elsewhere; then destroy the node. |
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Creates a new tree level, so that the given node is added between tg and its former children. |
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Reads a data node |
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The unlink function is used to detach a node from the UPPER and PARENT hyerarcy. The node is "removed" so that siblings node are "squished", and possible parents are informed of the changes, so that they are able to get a new child to start the tree structure under them. The childs of the unlinked nodes are NOT unlinked, thus remains attached to the node: is like removing a branch with all its leaves. |
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Scans a node for given attribute |
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Scans a node for given attribute, returning a default value if the attribute can't be found. |
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