From: Daniel Veillard (Daniel.Veillard@w3.org)
Date: Fri May 26 2000 - 14:17:17 EDT
On Fri, May 26, 2000 at 01:58:47PM -0400, Adrian Feiguin wrote:
> > You may be able to use the same set
> > of callbacks, yes, but you will have to add some extra logic to be able
> > to process both inputs.
> > If you also mean the user data context, then it's completely dependant
> > on what is put in there.
>
> I fixed this, and it's working great. James's docs and LibGlade code were
> very useful in this sense. I put all the code in one handler
> and I use the same to read worksheets, plots, and projects. You also have
> the option to save all separate.
> Now I have more doubts:
> 1) Can I find some documentation abour XML string handling --the
> functions XMLStr*? Most of them look obvious, but anyways...
they are part of the parser core module:
http://xmlsoft.org/gnome-xml-parser.html#XMLSTRDUP
> 2) How do I do to parse special characters like '<' '>' in a string when
> I read a content using characterSAXfunc?. I understand that they are
> represented by expressions like 'lt' and 'gt' (just viewing gnumeric
> files). Where can I read more to understand how to handle this?
You don't need to handle them, the parser will, you will get < and >
characters through the characters() SAX callback
> 3) Where can I read about using SAX + compression?
Well compression is automatically detected by the file access functions
fron-end (if compiled in) you should not have to worry about it.
Daniel
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