On Monday, 6 February 2012 at 23:15:50 UTC, Alvaro wrote:
Its "dom" module has that sort of Javascript-like DOM manipulation code
I'm biased (obviously), but I've never seen a more convenient way to work with xml. I like my convenience functions a lot.
I thus suggest, if licensing allows (?
It is Boost licensed, so you can use it (I put the license at the bottom of my files). I don't know if it is phobos material, but if there's demand, maybe I can make that happen.
A lot of that can be left out in XML.
Right, though you can ignore it too. I sometimes use it to work with other kinds of xml (web apis sending and receiving), RSS, and others. It works well enough for me.
