On 2/15/08 6:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> I've been working on parsing rss feeds with libxml-ruby, and
> everything seemed to be working great until I ran across files without
> namespaces defined. For example, if I try to parse this semi-valid
> xml file:
>
>
>
>
> http
I recently cut over to using libxml instead of REXML for performance
reasons, but my program keeps seg faulting. I ran across a posting on
using valgrind with ruby C libraries, and I thought I would try and
use it to help me debug the issue. valgrind spits out the message
seen at the bottom of th
I recently cut over to using libxml instead of REXML for performance
reasons, but my program keeps seg faulting. I ran across a posting on
using valgrind with ruby C libraries, and I thought I would try and
use it to help me debug the issue. valgrind spits out the message
seen at the bottom of th
Hey everyone,
I've been working on parsing rss feeds with libxml-ruby, and
everything seemed to be working great until I ran across files without
namespaces defined. For example, if I try to parse this semi-valid
xml file:
http://nowhere.com/test.jpg"/>
libxml strips the media namespace o
