libxml2

I need to access the internal binary representation of a loaded XML DOM... There are some dump functions , but I not see something like "binary buffer" (there are only "XML buffers"). My last objective is to compare byte-by-byte, the same document , before and after some black-box procedure , directly with their binary (current and cached) representations, without convertion (to XML-text representation)... So, the question, There are a binary representation (in-memory structures) in LibXML2, to compare dump with current representations? I need only to check if current and dumped DOMs are

I am having this problem with the libxml2 framework for at least 2 days. Even though there are plenty solutions on the web, none of them seem to work for me. This is what I have attempted so far. 1) Right click Frameworks and add existing Frameworks . Located the libxml2/libxml2.2 and added it into the Frameworks. 2) Clicked Projects -> Edit Project Settings and locate 2 sections: Search Paths and Linking . 3) In Search Paths I typed this in the following line: Header Search Paths: $(SDKROOT)/usr/include/libxml2 4) In Linking I typed this in the following line: Other Linker Flags: -lxml2 I

I'm working with libxml2's sax parser to read large xml files. Most callback handlers are provided a NULL terminated char pointer. Using String.fromCString these can be converted to a regular string in Swift. However sax uses a buffer for reading the bytes, so one of the callbacks ( characters ) might be called with part of a string, namely the size of the buffer. This partial string might even start/end halfway a Unicode code point. The callback will be called multi times, until the complete string is provided (in chunks). I'm thinking of either concatenating all chunks until the complete

I've been trying to get Nokogiri installed on my computer (Mountain Lion) to use with rspec and capybara, but for the life of me, I can't get it to run properly. From what I can tell, the issue is with nokogiri using the wrong version of libxml2. I've so far tried uninstalling and reinstalling libxml2 using Homebrew (making sure it's the most recent one), uninstalling and reinstalling nokogiri using bundle, and specifying the exact path to the libxml2 files that Homebrew installed when installing the nokogiri gem. My most recent install instructions looked like this sudo gem install nokogiri -

Currently, I am using the XML::LibXML perl module to validate an XML file against a defined XML schema. At the moment, if my XML file fails to validate successfully against the defined XML Schema, I will get a list of errors informing me, for example that certain elements were not expected and then what was expected instead. In my XML file I will have many elements of the same name but they may be nested in various places in the XML file. My question is, is there anyway in which I can output the XPath location of any elements that may error when attempting to perform the validation? Currently,

I have installed both libxml2 and libxslt with homebrew, but it doesn't want to install libxml2-dev or libxslt-dev: Error: No available formula for libxml2-dev I have pip, port, and all I could found. I even installed the Xcode command line tools, but with no luck. What is the way to install libxml2-dev & libxslt-dev on Mac 10.10? Try adding STATIC_DEPS , like this STATIC_DEPS=true sudo pip install lxml I had the same problem and installing the Command Line Tools fixed the problem for me. I just wanted to note, that calling xcode-select -p and getting the output /Applications/Xcode.app