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In xmlparse/xmlparse.h
. There's also an advanced,
low-level API you can use which is documented in
xmltok/xmltok.h
.
There's also an excellent article about expat on XML.com by Clark Cooper.
See sample/elements.c
By default, expat assumes that documents are encoded in UTF-8. In
UTF-8, ASCII characters are represented by a single byte as they would
be in ASCII, but non-ASCII characters are represented by a sequence of
two or more bytes all with the 8th bit set. The encoding most widely
used for European languages is ISO 8859-1 which is not compatible with
UTF-8. To use this encoding, expat must be told either by supplying
an argument of "iso-8859-1"
to
XML_ParserCreate
, or by starting the document with
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
.
expat has built in support for the following encodings:
utf-8
utf-16
iso-8859-1
us-ascii
Additional encodings can be supported by using
XML_SetUnknownEncodingHandler
.
You can't. expat is not a validating parser.
Compile with -DXML_DTD
and call
XML_SetParamEntityParsing
.
You can't. All well-formedness errors stop processing. Note that the XML Recommendation does not permit conforming XML processors to continue normal processing after a fatal error.
Use XML_SetCharacterDataHandler
.
Compile with -DXML_MIN_SIZE
. With Visual C++, use the
Win32 MinSize
configuration: this creates an
xmlparse.dll
that does not require
xmltok.dll
.