Hi David,
> Does anybody know of a good tool which takes the drudgery out of reading
> XML into structures?
FYI - We have a tool that takes an XML Schema, and generates C++ classes
with all the marshalling and unmarshalling machinery. For more info, see:
http://www.tech-know-ware.com/lmx
However, my take of your example (below) is slightly different from your
descriptive question. If your example is closer to what you want, the Boost
library has an object serialization component. You may not get the exact
XML that you are looking for, and it might involve a little drudgery, but it
might help.
HTH,
Pete.
> Specifically, what I'd like would be a tool that allows me to describe an
> XML grammar (e.g. via RelaxNG) and a structure layout, and then generate
> tables or code that would read an XML file and store the incoming elements
> into objects in C++.
>
> e.g. given
>
> struct some_struct
> {
> int a;
> int b:4;
> enum {larry,moe,curly} stooge;
> };
>
> parse
> <some_struct a="5">
> <b>4</b>
> <stooge which="moe"/>
> </some_struct>
>
> and give me a filled-in some_struct object. Obviously, there would have to
> be some other file which mapped the XML entities into the structure (and
> vis-versa) - ideally some XML file which, when chewed upon by the proper
> tool, would spit out C++ code and a RelaxNG schema.
>
> Does anybody know of such a tool?
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Pete Cordell
Tech-Know-Ware Ltd
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http://www.tech-know-ware.com/lmx
(or http://www.xml2cpp.com)
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