>Have you looked at Andy White's lingo xml parser?
It was the first thing I looked at, several months ago. Andy's parser was
written during the infancy of the XMLParser Xtra, when all he was really
trying to do was duplicate the Xtra's functionality (and, by association,
its shortcomings), so as to provide an alternative to what was then a fairly
buggy Xtra. Those scripts do the job OK, but, like the Xtra, they don't
expose every node type. I need a robust Lingo-based XML parser that handles
everything. One that follows the SAX event-based model would be terrific,
but a simpler one that just reads and scans and calls back to a document
handler object would be fine. I wish I had enough free time to just do a
brute-force port of DOMParser, XMLScanner and XMLReader from the Xerces
implementation. But I don't. That's why I'm hoping I can find another
altruistic soul who wants to write the best Lingo parser object known.
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Sr. Software Engineer
Lightspan, Inc.
http://www.lightspan.com/
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