faulttree::xml Namespace Reference

Classes
struct	Attribute
	One attribute of an element. More...
struct	Element
	One XML element with its attributes and child elements. More...
class	XmlError
	Exception thrown by parse() and parseFile(). More...

Functions
Element	parse (const std::string &text)
Element	parseFile (const std::string &path)

Function Documentation

parse()

Element faulttree::xml::parse

(

const std::string &

text

)

Parses a document held in memory. Throws XmlError on malformed input.

The document is an optional <?xml ...?> declaration, then exactly one root element. Whitespace and comments may appear before, between and after elements. Attribute values must be quoted with single or double quotes and must not contain <. The entities &, <, >, " and ' are decoded, as are decimal (A) and hexadecimal (A) character references up to 0x7F.

Parameters

text	Complete XML document.

Returns

The root element.

Exceptions

XmlError

if there is no root element, a tag, attribute, comment or declaration is unterminated, a closing tag does not match, content follows the root element, an entity is unknown or a character reference is above 0x7F, or the text uses DOCTYPE, CDATA or a processing instruction.

Definition at line 259 of file xml_lite.cpp.

Referenced by RestApiSolver::createSession(), parseFile(), faulttree::parseFtaString(), RestApiSolver::populateR5Pars(), RestApiSolver::restore(), and RestApiSolver::runSequence().

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parseFile()

Element faulttree::xml::parseFile

(

const std::string &

path

)

Reads and parses a file. Throws XmlError if the file cannot be read.

The file is opened in binary mode and read completely before parsing.

Parameters

path	Path of the file.

Returns

The root element.

Exceptions

XmlError

if the file cannot be opened, or for any reason listed at parse().

Definition at line 261 of file xml_lite.cpp.

References parse().

Referenced by faulttree::parseFtaFile().

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