There is a crap XML parser at
http://homepage.iprolink.ch/~bioneel/beo/Squeak/LWxml.6.cs.gz
which parses an xml file and produces something vaguely
DOM like.  Ie, it builds a structure in memory which might or
might be similar to the W3C's DOM but I haven't looked at the
spec so it I'm not sure. :-)  The goal with this parser was to
do the very minimum to parse the files I need to parse.  Feel
free to use it.  It does not do:

- unicode
- entities
- DTDs
- and I am sure loads of other things.

Once again, just the minimum that I needed to so something.
It takes about 2x the file size in memory but that could be easily
cut down with a few mods.

cheers

bruce



Lawson English <english7 at mindspring.com> wrote:
> I recently installed YAX XML and tried to get the examples to work, but
> [apparently] nothing happened. I updated to the very latest set that has
> been released, and I'm using the YAX XML library + SocketStream library as
> found at http://squeaklet.com/Yax/index.htm
> 
> I can't figger out how to get it to work/display/jump/leap/run. I'm sure it
> is something very trivial, but I can't seem to make it work... :(
> 
> Thanks in advance...
> 
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