ArborX


xmlparser

Longname: xmlparser   Open the Documentation Legend
Released: 7.60 
Created: 7.60 
See also: fdpref

Summary
Sets XML parser preferences. A control keyword used with fdpref.
Example (n/a)
No example is available for this feature.

Syntax (8.07h)
This syntax has been reviewed by DocMedia team, proofing is required by Programmers team.
parser:n

Which XML Parser to use

3B2XML
libxml
saveerr:n

Save XML Parser errors with document

Yes
No
strictxp:n

UNUSED - (stores last setting of the XPath Compliance flag) 'xpvar' = Allow 3B2 variables

Yes
No
xpvar:n

Allow 3B2 variables in XPath

Yes
No
xptest:n

Allow 3B2 node tests in XPath

Yes
No
funcg:n

Add 3B2 XPath Functions to global namespace

Yes
No
funcx:n

Add 3B2 XPath Functions to x3b2 namespace

Yes
No
ignxmldec:n

Ignore missing XML declaration

Yes
No
ignentref:n

Ignore undefined entity references

Yes
No
xpxptr:n

Allow XPointer functions in XPath, from version 8.12 this option has been deprecated, and is no longer supported.

Yes
No
intdtd:n

Validate against internal DTD

Yes
No
nsres:n

Namespace resolution

Use URI then 3B2
Use URI only
Use 3B2 only
expentref:n

Expand/replace entity references

Yes
No
expentrefin:n

Expand/replace entity references in:

Never
In showstrings
In attribuite loops
In both
expxinc:n

Expand xinclude elements

Yes
No
keep_tree:n

Legacy behaviour switch for backward compatibility, prior to version 8.07g 3B2 used to try and keep what it could of the XML tree even if it was not well formed, this option enables your to keep this behaviour.

Yes
No
linkext:n

Create link to external files. Prior to version 8.12j, if libxml needed to read an external file, for example a DTD or an XInclude file, it would automatically create a link to the file in the document.

As this is not always desirable, an option has been added to tdpref to prevent the link from being created. The file will still be accessed in the same way as before, instead it will just no longer be attached to the document.

Yes
No
loadextent:n

Load external entity references

Yes
No

Document created on 15-Apr-2003, last reviewed on 16-Dec-2004 (revision 2)