Hi,
Just compiled my first xerces-c++ program, and so far, so good, but I
found some things I didn't like. The first thing is that it's very
un-STL-like, that is, STL is barely used (for instance, DOMString is
used instead of the STL string, which already takes into account locale
and all the stuff), and the second, it's very un-PERL-like; coming from
PERL, where there's a wonderful XML::Simple module that converts a whole
XML doc into a tree; there does not seem to be such a thing in
xerces-c++, although using STL data structures (maps, for instance), it
could be, more or less easily, done (OK, OK, I could do it myself...
but, wellll...)
There does not seem to be any other alternatives to xerces-c++, right?
There are several libraries in C (like libxml from the GNOME project),
but none of them in C++ .For instance, I have been looking for the Mino
library, but it seems to have all but dissapeared.
Just a few toughts, feel free to comment on. In any case, I'll keep
using xerces-c++, I guess..
J
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