That will get me by just fine for now.
It would be nice if XML::Document.new took a string. Then you could use files & strings with the same method.
doc = XML::Document.new("<foo><bar>doug</bar></foo>")
or
doc = XML::Document.new(File.open("my_file.xml"))
Doug
On 5/25/06, Mark Van Holstyn <
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parser=XML::Parser.new
parser.string= '<root><another_node>hey</another_node></root>'
doc = parser.parse
Anyone else have an easier way?
MarkOn 5/25/06, Doug Bryant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm in the process of moving to libxml-ruby from rexml. The speed was killing me.
Is there a way to create an XML::Document from a string rather than a file? I store all the documents in the database, so there is no file to parse from.
I have looked through the api docs, but don't see how to accomplish this.
Thanks, Doug
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