I have been looking into some XML parsers for my little dbooks project. But to be honest they are all shit. Xerces is just too big. I really don't need DTD's for a little XML file. Then you have the little ones like TinyXML that has the right idea but how it is done is simply dreadfull. Some others parsers are libxml++ which uses gtkmm so I need to ship gnome with a 24K program, brilliant. And if you have a '£' in your XML you get a:
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'Glib::ConvertError'
Why isn't there a little cpp file I can include, pass it a string or char* and give it the node I want and it will retrurn me a string vector or char array[]* of the values. Something like
parse(string xmlStuff);
getValues("Author");
This would make my life so much easier.
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> libxml++ which uses gtkmm
No, it doesn't. It uses glibmm, which is much smaller (though it still contains stuff you might not care about.) glibmm (and libxml++) are widely available on all major Linux distros.
And if you catch that exception then you might see what's wrong.
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