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XML and Visual Prolog
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| Saun Falesh 2005-02-16, 9:00 pm |
| I working with Visual Prolog. I must write and read XML and XML Scheme. I
do not know how to do. I want not write parser, if tool already existing.
Anybody know?
/Falesh
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| Phil Quintin 2005-02-19, 8:58 pm |
| Hi Falesh, I guess that parsing and writing XML is rather simple, but I
believe there is a lot of side technologies that you probably also need to
deal with.
Visual Prolog can import COM components so you could try to import MSXML.
Regards Phil
"Saun Falesh" <sf@donskew.sa> wrote in message
news:cv0lti$bbn$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
>I working with Visual Prolog. I must write and read XML and XML Scheme. I
> do not know how to do. I want not write parser, if tool already existing.
> Anybody know?
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> /Falesh
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| Falesh,
You may want to try plxml:
http://homepages.tesco.net/binding-...l_download.html
Not sure whether VP will be able to load the module natively, but
there's a standalone .exe that converts xml to/from native clauses that
should provide a workable alternative. (I used the latter approach with
swi prolog and it worked well).
- Scoot.
Saun Falesh wrote:
> I working with Visual Prolog. I must write and read XML and XML Scheme. I
> do not know how to do. I want not write parser, if tool already existing.
> Anybody know?
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> /Falesh
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| Jan Wielemaker 2005-02-22, 8:58 am |
| On 2005-02-21, scoot <noone@virgin.net> wrote:
> Falesh,
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> You may want to try plxml:
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> http://homepages.tesco.net/binding-...l_download.html
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> Not sure whether VP will be able to load the module natively, but
> there's a standalone .exe that converts xml to/from native clauses that
> should provide a workable alternative. (I used the latter approach with
> swi prolog and it worked well).
Odd. SWI-Prolog comes with a pretty fast and widely used XML parser.
Why use an external parser? Latest development version support
UNICODE and alse provides a library for writing XML (using either
UTF-8 or character entities for non-ascii).
--- Jan
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> - Scoot.
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> Saun Falesh wrote:
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