...I wonder if I still have my patch hanging around for that makes
use of method_missing() to find nodes (pretty cool for XML
configuration foo).
Ah, what's that do?
config = XML::Document...
@version = config.version
bin = config.bin
config.path.each do |path|
p path
end
For a document
Thus node.children is a XML::Node that acts both as a single node and
also a collection. The same is true for attributes.
I wanted to revisit this at some point, I'm glad someone is doing it.
Ah good.
some_node = doc.find('/foo')
child_nodes = some_node.children
child_nodes.class == "Array
I've noticed two oddities in the libxml api - dealing with child
elements and attributes. In both cases, the returned value is a
single item (an attribute or node) that then provides methods to get
to the next item.
So:
some_node = doc.find('/foo')
child = some_node.children
while child
I've noticed two oddities in the libxml api - dealing with child
elements and attributes. In both cases, the returned value is a single
item (an attribute or node) that then provides methods to get to the
next item.
So:
some_node = doc.find('/foo')
child = some_node.children
while child
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