Write your own InputSource derivate which defers to MemBufInputSource but
tracks how many bytes have been delivered.
Dave
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Yes, I'm using SAX.
...and thats the problem. How do I track the number of bytes requested from
the input buffer. I use MemBufInputSource and it has no .curPos() like
function calls. Do I need to add up the size of every element, attribute,
character, comment etc to get some idea of the bytes processed. Seems
nasty. Any idea's?
Many thanks
Chris
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> From: Samar Lotia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Probably keeping track of how many bytes the SAX parser has
> requested from the InputSource would be the easiest metric.
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