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TQXmlReader Class Reference
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The TQXmlReader class provides an interface for XML readers (i.e. -parsers). -More... -

All the functions in this class are reentrant when TQt is built with thread support.

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#include <ntqxml.h> -

Inherited by TQXmlSimpleReader. -

List of all member functions. -

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Detailed Description

- - - -The TQXmlReader class provides an interface for XML readers (i.e. -parsers). - -

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This abstract class provides an interface for all of TQt's XML -readers. Currently there is only one implementation of a reader -included in TQt's XML module: TQXmlSimpleReader. In future releases -there might be more readers with different properties available -(e.g. a validating parser). -

The design of the XML classes follows the SAX2 Java interface, with -the names adapted to fit TQt naming conventions. It should be very -easy for anybody who has worked with SAX2 to get started with the -TQt XML classes. -

All readers use the class TQXmlInputSource to read the input -document. Since you are normally interested in particular content -in the XML document, the reader reports the content through -special handler classes (TQXmlDTDHandler, TQXmlDeclHandler, -TQXmlContentHandler, TQXmlEntityResolver, TQXmlErrorHandler and -TQXmlLexicalHandler), which you must subclass, if you want to -process the contents. -

Since the handler classes only describe interfaces you must -implement all the functions. We provide the TQXmlDefaultHandler -class to make this easier: it implements a default behaviour (do -nothing) for all functions, so you can subclass it and just -implement the functions you are interested in. -

Features and properties of the reader can be set with setFeature() -and setProperty() respectively. You can set the reader to use your -own subclasses with setEntityResolver(), setDTDHandler(), -setContentHandler(), setErrorHandler(), setLexicalHandler() and -setDeclHandler(). The parse itself is started with a call to -parse(). -

See also TQXmlSimpleReader and XML. - -

Member Function Documentation

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TQXmlDTDHandler * TQXmlReader::DTDHandler () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the DTD handler or 0 if none was set. -

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TQXmlContentHandler * TQXmlReader::contentHandler () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the content handler or 0 if none was set. -

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TQXmlDeclHandler * TQXmlReader::declHandler () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the declaration handler or 0 if none was set. -

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TQXmlEntityResolver * TQXmlReader::entityResolver () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the entity resolver or 0 if none was set. -

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TQXmlErrorHandler * TQXmlReader::errorHandler () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the error handler or 0 if none is set. -

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bool TQXmlReader::feature ( const TQString & name, bool * ok = 0 ) const [pure virtual] -

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If the reader has the feature called name, the feature's value -is returned. If no such feature exists the return value is -undefined. -

If ok is not 0: *ok is set to TRUE if the reader has the -feature called name; otherwise *ok is set to FALSE. -

See also setFeature() and hasFeature(). - -

bool TQXmlReader::hasFeature ( const TQString & name ) const [pure virtual] -

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Returns TRUE if the reader has the feature called name; -otherwise returns FALSE. -

See also feature() and setFeature(). - -

bool TQXmlReader::hasProperty ( const TQString & name ) const [pure virtual] -

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Returns TRUE if the reader has the property name; otherwise -returns FALSE. -

See also property() and setProperty(). - -

TQXmlLexicalHandler * TQXmlReader::lexicalHandler () const [pure virtual] -

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Returns the lexical handler or 0 if none was set. -

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bool TQXmlReader::parse ( const TQXmlInputSource * input ) [pure virtual] -

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Reads an XML document from input and parses it. Returns TRUE if -the parsing was successful; otherwise returns FALSE. - -

Example: xml/tagreader/tagreader.cpp. -

bool TQXmlReader::parse ( const TQXmlInputSource & input ) [pure virtual] -

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This function is obsolete. It is provided to keep old source working. We strongly advise against using it in new code. -

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void * TQXmlReader::property ( const TQString & name, bool * ok = 0 ) const [pure virtual] -

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If the reader has the property name, this function returns the -value of the property; otherwise the return value is undefined. -

If ok is not 0: if the reader has the name property *ok -is set to TRUE; otherwise *ok is set to FALSE. -

See also setProperty() and hasProperty(). - -

void TQXmlReader::setContentHandler ( TQXmlContentHandler * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the content handler to handler. -

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Example: xml/tagreader/tagreader.cpp. -

void TQXmlReader::setDTDHandler ( TQXmlDTDHandler * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the DTD handler to handler. -

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void TQXmlReader::setDeclHandler ( TQXmlDeclHandler * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the declaration handler to handler. -

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void TQXmlReader::setEntityResolver ( TQXmlEntityResolver * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the entity resolver to handler. -

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void TQXmlReader::setErrorHandler ( TQXmlErrorHandler * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the error handler to handler. Clears the error handler if -handler is 0. -

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void TQXmlReader::setFeature ( const TQString & name, bool value ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the feature called name to the given value. If the -reader doesn't have the feature nothing happens. -

See also feature() and hasFeature(). - -

Reimplemented in TQXmlSimpleReader. -

void TQXmlReader::setLexicalHandler ( TQXmlLexicalHandler * handler ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the lexical handler to handler. -

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void TQXmlReader::setProperty ( const TQString & name, void * value ) [pure virtual] -

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Sets the property name to value. If the reader doesn't have -the property nothing happens. -

See also property() and hasProperty(). - - -

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