I want a simple tutorial to show me to load a yaml file and parse the data. Expat style would be great but any solution that actually shows me the data in some form would be
A Google Code Search (now defunct) for "yaml load lang:c++" gave this as the first link: demo.cc:
#include
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
// What should libyaml++ do when a YAML entity is parsed?
// NOTE: if any of the event handlers is not defined, a respective default
// no-op handler will be used. For example, not defining on_eos() is
// equivalent to defining void on_eos() { }.
class my_handler : public yaml::event_handler {
void on_string(const std::string& s) { cout << "parsed string: " << s << endl; }
void on_integer(const std::string& s) { cout << "parsed integer: " << s << endl; }
void on_sequence_begin() { cout << "parsed sequence-begin." << endl; }
void on_mapping_begin() { cout << "parsed mapping-begin." << endl; }
void on_sequence_end() { cout << "parsed sequence-end." << endl; }
void on_mapping_end() { cout << "parsed mapping-end." << endl; }
void on_document() { cout << "parsed document." << endl; }
void on_pair() { cout << "parsed pair." << endl; }
void on_eos() { cout << "parsed eos." << endl; }
};
// ok then, now that i know how to behave on each YAML entity encountered, just
// give me a stream to parse!
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
tr1::shared_ptr handler(new my_handler());
while( cin ) {
try { yaml::load(cin, handler); } // throws on syntax error
catch( const runtime_error& e ) {
cerr << e.what() << endl;
}
}
return 0;
}