RE: Xml parser

Hello Andrew!

What about a xml parser written in php itself (PHP XML Parser)? :)
The biggest parsers list I know is at http://www.xmlsoftware.com/parsers/, it's about 50 xml parsers are listed there!

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Oleg Tkachenko,
Multiconn International, Israel 

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> Subject:  Xml parser
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> I have  friend over on the www.freelancers.net who asked this question
> 
> "I need to parse some basic XML (generated by a QuickTime movie) in PHP.
> Expat is far too big & complicated - I want to pass it a string of XML
> and get a nested structure back that I can pick values from. This should
> be a one liner, but with Expat it's several hundred. Considering the XML
> will rarely exceed 10 lines long, this is excessive. I don't need
> validation, reading from files or events, but I would like to parse in a
> generic way.
> 
> Does anyone have one they could share, or point me to somewhere that has
> one?"
> 
> Any ideas
> 
> regards
>  
> Andrew Mottershead
> Web Developer
> Mindstream Web Design
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> > >Subject:  Outputting multiple HTML-files from one XML-file with one
> > >          XSL/XSLT-file
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> > 
> > either you need an extension function, such as saxon:output, 
> > xalan's redirect, etc. If you're using a processor with xslt 
> > 1.1 support or xslt 2.0(saxon 7) you can use xsl:document and 
> > xsl:result-document respectively. IF your processor does not 
> > have an extension function for multiple output you can always 
> > roll your own. you could also have a script of some sort, for 
> > example an .asp or .js or .vb that loads a dom document, 
> > retrieves a particular nodeset and transforms that node to a 
> > particular output.
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