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#ifndef CCAN_TTXML_H
#define CCAN_TTXML_H
/**
* ttxml - tiny XML library for parsing (trusted!) XML documents.
*
* This parses an XML file into a convenient data structure.
*
* Example:
* #include <ccan/ttxml/ttxml.h>
* #include <stdio.h>
*
* int main(int argc, char *argv[])
* {
* XmlNode *xml, *tmp;
*
* xml = xml_load("./test/test.xml2");
* if(!xml)return 1;
*
* tmp = xml_find(xml, "childnode");
*
* printf("%s: %s\n", xml->name, xml_attr(tmp, "attribute"));
*
* xml_free(xml);
*
* return 0;
* }
*
* Licensed under GPL - see LICENSE file for details.
* Author: Daniel Burke <dan.p.burke@gmail.com>
*/
/* Every node is one of these */
typedef struct XmlNode {
char * name;
char ** attrib;
int nattrib;
struct XmlNode * child;
struct XmlNode * next;
} XmlNode;
/* It's all pretty straight forward except for the attrib.
*
* Attrib is an array of char*, that is 2x the size of nattrib.
* Each pair of char* points to the attribute name & the attribute value,
* if present.
*
* If it's a text node, then name = "text", and attrib[1] = the body of text.
* This is the only case where there will be an attribute with a null name.
*/
XmlNode* xml_load(const char * filename);
void xml_free(XmlNode *target);
char* xml_attr(XmlNode *x, const char *name);
XmlNode * xml_find(XmlNode *xml, const char *name);
#endif /* CCAN_TTXML_H */
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