Identifies function as expecting an xmlParserContext argument
This is a convenience function for setting the class of the
specified function to include "XMLParserContextFunction".
This identifies it as expecting an
xmlParserCtxt object as its first argument.
The resulting function can be passed to the
internal/native XML parser as a handler/callback function.
When the parser calls it, it recognizes this class information
and includes a reference to the C-level xmlParserCtxt
object as the first argument in the call.
This xmlParserCtxt object can be used to gracefully
terminate the parsing (without an error),
and in the future will also provide access to details
about the current state of the parser,
e.g. the encoding of the file, the XML version,
whether entities are being replaced,
line and column number for each node processed.
xmlParserContextFunction(f, class = "XMLParserContextFunction")
f |
the function whose class information is to be augmented. |
class |
the name of the class which is to be added to the |
The function object f whose class attribute has been prepended
with the value of class.
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xmlInternalTreeParse/xmlParse
and the branches parameter of xmlEventParse.
fun = function(context, ...) {
# do things to parse the node
# using the context if necessary.
cat("In XMLParserContextFunction\n")
xmlStopParser(context)
}
fun = xmlParserContextFunction(fun)
txt = "<doc><a/></doc>"
# doesn't work for xmlTreeParse()
# xmlTreeParse(txt, handlers = list(a = fun))
# but does in xmlEventParse().
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