Re: Perl XML::Parser failing tests
Petr Pajas <[email protected]>
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>> My bet is that for the most part people are using XML::LibXML (but not the SAX bits). > > Which means they slurp the whole XML into memory. Something I can't > afford to do most of the time. Apart from SAX and DOM, XML::LibXML implements the XML Reader interface for stream processing, so no, slurping the whole XML into memory is just one of three processing options that XML::LibXML offers. There are modules built on top of XML::LibXML > If you want to generate a maze of objects out of the XML then LibXML > is most likely the best solution. Agreed. Nice name for a W3C recommended interface :-) If you have a XSD schema, you can use modules such as XML::Pastor or XML::Compile that will shield you from details of DOM and let you concentrate on the data in a more Perlish way. -- Petr _______________________________________________ Perl-XML mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs