12 Aug
2004
12 Aug
'04
7:44 a.m.
It was thus said that the Great Jules Richardson once stated:
Certainly nothing too complex though; error handling of the XML format's
probably the bit that takes most of the effort (coping with malformed
data without crashing the parser or eating up memory etc.)
Actually, that's the easy part---it is mandated by the XML spec that any
malformed XML will cause the XML parser to report the error to the user, and
*stop immediately* and do no further processing. It's then up to the user
to correct the XML file and start again.
-spc (See? Easy error handling 8-P