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Thomas Lecomte
Hello,
I'm working on a project and I need to parse an XML file containing the
description of a lot of images.
Here's an example of the XML data:
<db_name>
<picture>
<pic_id>2033</pid_id>
<pic_name>foo</pic_name>
...
</picture>
</db_name>
What I'd like to do is to store each images as a C++ object, for example:
class Image
{
int pic_id;
std::string pic_name;
...
};
Is there any efficient library to do this? Or must I do it all myself
using libxml?
I've heard of DOM parsing, but I only found a Java parser.
Thanks,
Thomas
I'm working on a project and I need to parse an XML file containing the
description of a lot of images.
Here's an example of the XML data:
<db_name>
<picture>
<pic_id>2033</pid_id>
<pic_name>foo</pic_name>
...
</picture>
</db_name>
What I'd like to do is to store each images as a C++ object, for example:
class Image
{
int pic_id;
std::string pic_name;
...
};
Is there any efficient library to do this? Or must I do it all myself
using libxml?
I've heard of DOM parsing, but I only found a Java parser.
Thanks,
Thomas