Hi,
I've today committed changesets including Mark Van Holstyn's patches, an
additional patch I received from Tim Yamin, and a few small fixups and
extra tests. These fix bugs in XML::Node#content, and add several
convenience methods to Node and Node::Set as previously discussed, as well
as defining node equality based on the XML representation.
I am now considering implementing callback procs for the SAX parser, and
would appreciate any ideas anyone might have. Currently I'm looking at two
choices:
1) Having methods for each callback supported by libxml, which
work like set_trace_func:
saxparser.set_begin_document(lambda { |...| })
saxparser.set_begin_element(lambda { |...| })
# ...
2) Introducing a new class (maybe XML::SaxParser::Callbacks?)
that provides the above API, and then having e.g.:
saxparser.set_callbacks(the_callbacks)
This could also have an alternate API, e.g:
the_callbacks[:begin_document] = lambda { |...| }
the_callbacks[:begin_element] = lambda { |...| }
I'm just wondering which (if either - if not, then what) people think we
should do.
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Ross Bamford - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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