• From: Paul Miller <stele@f...>
• Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1999 11:39:31 -0500

I'm trying to develop a tag-based front-end to expat and having no luck.
I'd like to be able to parse an XML document in nestable chunks, by
calling into a nestable parser. In other words, I'd like to start
parsing, then branch to a function to handle a specific element, parsing
in there until that element is closed, then fall back out of the
function to continue parsing the rest of the document.

Something like this:

ParseDocument (call HandleFoo when Foo element is found)

	HandleFoo()
		ParseFoo
		// do something with Foo stuff here

FinishParseDocument

Has anyone seen such a beast?

--
Paul Miller - stele@f...

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