Hey Ken,
Glad to hear that things are finally going your way.
"Rodent of Unusual Size" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Aha. Now I just need to figure out how to get a handle on that
> <lexicon/> element createDocument() added so I can futz with
> it.. found it, getDocumentElement(). Man, wading through the docco
> to find that was a pain. This stuff is clearly written for people
> who are already very familiar with XML and the DOM. :-(
Ah... That is actually quite a good point. There really is no tuturial
for for XML, DOM, or SAX in Xerces, so if you don't know it, then your
SOL. I hadn't thought about that. I've pretty much taught myself XML
over the past two years, so I forget what it's like.
In terms of using DOM to do anything, I'd look at the DOM-related
tests in t/. They'll give you a clue as to how I do it. Remember that
I've made some perl specific adjustments that you can read in the
README about anything that returns NodeList's or NamedNodeMap's (who
wants ugly heavy-weight C++ objects when you can get nice perl arrays
and hashes). Also getElementsByTagName() and getElementById() are your
friend.
> On which list are you going to bring up the documentation issue?
This one. More on that later.
jas.
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