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ximol/xml/stag.hpp File Reference
Detailed Description
Define stag Interface.
- Author:
- Tournois Florent
- Version:
- 1.0
- Id
- stag.hpp,v 1.17 2004/03/19 18:28:39 tournois Exp
- Log
- stag.hpp,v
Revision 1.17 2004/03/19 18:28:39 tournois packaging for the version 0.8
Revision 1.16 2004/03/04 18:45:29 tournois Compatibility with gcc.
Revision 1.15 2004/03/03 22:05:30 tournois Add a short roadmap. Add BOOST_NO_STD_WSTRING for gcc.
Revision 1.14 2004/02/25 18:59:13 tournois imporve the gcc compatibility.
Revision 1.13 2004/02/22 10:27:34 tournois Add some doc.
Revision 1.12 2004/02/22 09:54:21 tournois Change years on the copyright.
Revision 1.11 2004/02/21 20:03:58 tournois Change the stag, etag, open_stag, box and rebox template with macro.
Revision 1.10 2004/02/09 12:41:25 tournois Fix bug about error message. Add a read_optionnal_space before the stag read.
Revision 1.9 2004/01/27 21:49:52 tournois Add docs and tutorial.
Revision 1.8 2004/01/25 17:33:09 tournois no message
Revision 1.7 2004/01/15 21:26:01 tournois no message
Revision 1.6 2004/01/09 18:26:29 tournois Add box and content manipulator.
Revision 1.5 2003/12/10 20:32:18 tournois Fix somes bugs about attributes and now tests are all check.
Revision 1.4 2003/12/09 19:57:28 tournois Fix some bugs about attributes classes.
Revision 1.3 2003/12/03 12:50:37 hfp include dependencies and type forwarding
Revision 1.2 2003/11/27 15:31:55 hfp partially adapted to vc6.
Revision 1.1 2003/11/19 20:52:54 tournois Add new manipulator for stag and etag. Correct bugs and add tests.
Definition in file stag.hpp.
#include <ximol/qname.hpp>
#include <ximol/parser/utils.hpp>
#include <ximol/config/define_functions_prefix_local_attributes.hpp>
#include <ximol/config/define_functions_prefix_local.hpp>
#include <ximol/config/define_functions_local_attributes.hpp>
#include <ximol/config/define_functions_local.hpp>
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| struct | manipulator_stag |
| | Manipulator for the start tag. More...
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| #define | XIMOL_HEADER_DEFINE_FUNCTION(type1, type2, type3) XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type2>, type3> stag(type1 & prefix, type2 & local, type3 & att); |
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| #define | XIMOL_HEADER_DEFINE_FUNCTION(type1, type2) XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type2>, xml::attributes> stag(type1 & prefix, type2 & local); |
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| #define | XIMOL_HEADER_DEFINE_FUNCTION(type1, type3) XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type1>, type3> stag(type1 & local, type3 & att); |
| | Start tag manipulator creator.
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| #define | XIMOL_HEADER_DEFINE_FUNCTION(type1) XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type1>, xml::attributes> stag(type1 & local); |
| | Start tag manipulator creator.
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| template<typename Qname, typename Attributes> xostream & | operator<< (xostream &xos, const manipulator_stag< Qname, Attributes > &m) |
| template<typename Qname, typename Attributes> xistream & | operator>> (xistream &xis, manipulator_stag< Qname, Attributes > m) |
Define Documentation
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Start tag manipulator creator.
This function create the start tag manipulator with the adjusted type. Only the local part of the tag name will be written or read from the stream. This manipulator read or write start tag on the stream. The writer does not make any problem, but the reader could. If the lement is const, the manipulator only check the equality.
The following code write the start tag on the stream: xos << xml::stag("tag");
\code
If you want to read the tag, you could write:
\code
std::string tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
The probleme is the wide character conversion, because with this code, you could not read the wide character tag. You could also write: std::xstring tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
And if you only want to verify the tag, you could write: xis >> xml::stag("Tag");
or xis >> xml::stag(L"Tag");
requirement: The character of the String1 must be managed by str<T>::cast
You could see examples.
Definition at line 229 of file stag.hpp. |
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XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type1>, type3> stag(type1 & local, type3 & att);
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Start tag manipulator creator.
This function create the start tag manipulator with the adjusted type. Only the local part of the tag name will be written or read from the stream. This manipulator read or write start tag on the stream. The writer does not make any problem, but the reader could. If the lement is const, the manipulator only check the equality.
The following code write the start tag on the stream: xos << xml::stag("tag");
\code
If you want to read the tag, you could write:
\code
std::string tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
The probleme is the wide character conversion, because with this code, you could not read the wide character tag. You could also write: std::xstring tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
And if you only want to verify the tag, you could write: xis >> xml::stag("Tag");
or xis >> xml::stag(L"Tag");
requirement: The character of the String1 must be managed by str<T>::cast
You could see examples.
Definition at line 229 of file stag.hpp. |
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Start tag manipulator creator.
This function create the start tag manipulator with the adjusted type. Only the local part of the tag name will be written or read from the stream. This manipulator read or write start tag on the stream. The writer does not make any problem, but the reader could. If the lement is const, the manipulator only check the equality.
The following code write the start tag on the stream: xos << xml::stag("tag");
\code
If you want to read the tag, you could write:
\code
std::string tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
The probleme is the wide character conversion, because with this code, you could not read the wide character tag. You could also write: std::xstring tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
And if you only want to verify the tag, you could write: xis >> xml::stag("Tag");
or xis >> xml::stag(L"Tag");
requirement: The character of the String1 must be managed by str<T>::cast
You could see examples.
Definition at line 229 of file stag.hpp. |
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XIMOL_EXPORT manipulator_stag< qualified_name<type1, type2>, type3> stag(type1 & prefix, type2 & local, type3 & att);
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Start tag manipulator creator.
This function create the start tag manipulator with the adjusted type. Only the local part of the tag name will be written or read from the stream. This manipulator read or write start tag on the stream. The writer does not make any problem, but the reader could. If the lement is const, the manipulator only check the equality.
The following code write the start tag on the stream: xos << xml::stag("tag");
\code
If you want to read the tag, you could write:
\code
std::string tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
The probleme is the wide character conversion, because with this code, you could not read the wide character tag. You could also write: std::xstring tag;
xis >> xml::stag(tag);
And if you only want to verify the tag, you could write: xis >> xml::stag("Tag");
or xis >> xml::stag(L"Tag");
requirement: The character of the String1 must be managed by str<T>::cast
You could see examples.
Definition at line 229 of file stag.hpp. |
Function Documentation
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