Qt offers basic implementation of both SAX and DOM: http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/xml.html
If you need something more complex, there are several Open Source libraries for C++ that handle XML.
Happy New Year for you too.
Qt offers basic implementation of both SAX and DOM: http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/xml.html
If you need something more complex, there are several Open Source libraries for C++ that handle XML.
Happy New Year for you too.
Ditto. Qt makes using XML very easy. I refer the DOM API, but others prefer the SAX. Both are simple to use.
Qt is not merely a GUI toolkit, as too many think it is. Instead it is a complete application framework. Besides widgets you get XML, files, pervasive unicode, i18n, l10n, collection classes, sockets and networking, font handling, 2D graphic scenes, model/view patterns, printing, settings, etc, etc, etc.
I pray for a nice xml serialization framework that's as cool as .NET and Java's.
Although I understand that it's sometimes better to explicitly write the structure yourself, it's nice to be able to just call .serialize(....) on a class and get a file out the other end with minimal effort.
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