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Xml Light Parser

While basic parsing functions can be used in the Xml module, this module is providing a way to create, configure and run an Xml parser.

type xml = Xml_datatype.xml

An Xml node is either Element (tag-name, attributes, children) or PCData text

type t

Abstract type for an Xml parser.

Xml Exceptions

Several exceptions can be raised when parsing an Xml document :

  • Xml.Error is raised when an xml parsing error occurs. the Xml.error_msg tells you which error occurred during parsing and the Xml.error_pos can be used to retrieve the document location where the error occurred at.
  • Xml.File_not_found is raised when an error occurred while opening a file with the Xml.parse_file function.
type error_pos
type error_msg =
  1. | UnterminatedComment
  2. | UnterminatedString
  3. | UnterminatedEntity
  4. | IdentExpected
  5. | CloseExpected
  6. | NodeExpected
  7. | AttributeNameExpected
  8. | AttributeValueExpected
  9. | EndOfTagExpected of string
  10. | EOFExpected
  11. | Empty
type error = error_msg * error_pos
exception Error of error
exception File_not_found of string
val error : error -> string

Get a full error message from an Xml error.

val error_msg : error_msg -> string

Get the Xml error message as a string.

val line : error_pos -> int

Get the line the error occurred at.

val range : error_pos -> int * int

Get the relative character range (in current line) the error occurred at.

val abs_range : error_pos -> int * int

Get the absolute character range the error occurred at.

val pos : Stdlib.Lexing.lexbuf -> error_pos
type source =
  1. | SChannel of Stdlib.in_channel
  2. | SString of string
  3. | SLexbuf of Stdlib.Lexing.lexbuf

Several kind of resources can contain Xml documents.

val make : source -> t

This function returns a new parser with default options.

val check_eof : t -> bool -> unit

When a Xml document is parsed, the parser may check that the end of the document is reached, so for example parsing "<A/><B/>" will fail instead of returning only the A element. You can turn on this check by setting check_eof to true (by default, check_eof is false, unlike in the original Xmllight).

val parse : ?do_not_canonicalize:bool -> t -> xml

Once the parser is configured, you can run the parser on a any kind of xml document source to parse its contents into an Xml data structure.

When do_not_canonicalize is set, the XML document is given as is, without trying to remove blank PCDATA elements.

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