
12 May
2009
12 May
'09
2:52 p.m.
CEW <eprparadocs@gmail.com> writes:
An XML parser isn't any more difficult than writing any other one.
Really? I must be missing a trick here! In a number of places both inside our public cloud platform and in client code that interacts with it, I have the following parser code in bash for our simple KEY VALUE format: local KEY VALUE while read KEY VALUE; do case "$KEY" in [dispatch table] esac done I'm delighted to hear that I could just as easily and cheaply be using XML as my interchange format at this point, and given this, perhaps I should be doing so. Would you care to illustrate? Cheers, Chris.