XML_PullParser transforms PHP XML facility's API from event-based to token-based architecture.
XML_PullParser is an API of the PHP XML facility that offers a token-based model, replacing the event-based one. This new approach allows scripts to request "tokens" from XML_PullParser_getToken() and a set of helper functions, rather than waiting for the data to be passed from the parser to callbacks. Tokens are in the form of arrays that represent XML structures, made available in the order they appear in the parsed document. With this method, users can get tokens and extract data in one go.
The latest release of XML_PullParser comes with some notable improvements, including a fix for a bug in XML_PullParser_getText. Furthermore, the function's capabilities have been enhanced by adding a new parameter that enables greater control over its return value when passed an array or tokenized array. The release also includes extensive documentation that clarifies the behaviour of several other methods and functions.
Overall, XML_PullParser is a useful API for those looking for a token-based XML parsing solution with robust functionality and handy helper functions. It's easy to use and offers greater control over parsing than equivalent event-based models.
The latest release of XML_PullParser comes with some notable improvements, including a fix for a bug in XML_PullParser_getText. Furthermore, the function's capabilities have been enhanced by adding a new parameter that enables greater control over its return value when passed an array or tokenized array. The release also includes extensive documentation that clarifies the behaviour of several other methods and functions.
Overall, XML_PullParser is a useful API for those looking for a token-based XML parsing solution with robust functionality and handy helper functions. It's easy to use and offers greater control over parsing than equivalent event-based models.
What's New
Version 1.3.2: N/A