Simplified XPath parser

[Altu]

Hi,

I want to write an XPath parser only supporting a small subset of
XPath's features and I have encountered a few problems so far. I was
wondering if this is the right group for asking questions regarding
implementing XPath or if there is a more specific group available for
this purpose (I searched, but couldn't find any.)

Altu

[Richard Tobin]

Re: Simplified XPath parser

In article <1191232097.078 796.325570@d55g 2000hsg.googleg roups.com>,
Altu <altu59@gmail.c omwrote:

>I want to write an XPath parser only supporting a small subset of
>XPath's features and I have encountered a few problems so far. I was
>wondering if this is the right group for asking questions regarding
>implementing XPath or if there is a more specific group available for
>this purpose (I searched, but couldn't find any.)

You might also try http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/ but go
ahead and ask your question anyway...

-- Richard
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[Joe Kesselman]

Re: Simplified XPath parser

You may also want to look at the Apache Xalan project, or one of the
other existing open-source XPath/XSLT implementations , as an idea source
if nothing else.

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[Philippe Poulard]

Re: Simplified XPath parser

Joe Kesselman a écrit :

You may also want to look at the Apache Xalan project, or one of the
other existing open-source XPath/XSLT implementations , as an idea source
if nothing else.
>

Jaxen is also a very good one

http://jaxen.org

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[Altu]

Re: Simplified XPath parser

Thank you all.

-Altu

On Oct 2, 6:22 pm, Philippe Poulard <philippe.poula r...@SPAMinria. fr>
wrote:

Joe Kesselman a écrit :
>

You may also want to look at the Apache Xalan project, or one of the
other existing open-source XPath/XSLT implementations , as an idea source
if nothing else.

>
Jaxen is also a very good onehttp://jaxen.org
>
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Cordialement,
>
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