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List:       gtkmm
Subject:    Re: Glib::KeyFile bug?
From:       Damon Register <damon.w.register () lmco ! com>
Date:       2008-06-23 13:14:39
Message-ID: 485FA1BF.9070401 () lmco ! com
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Murray Cumming wrote:
> There is an example:
> http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/glibmm/trunk/examples/markup/
Thanks for the link

> Like I said in my commit comment, we need to put these in the gtkmm book
> so they are easier to find.
That would be great.

i just tried that example and it worked.  after seeing that and other
libxml examples, I am beginning to wonder if I am missing a fundamental
point of xml and parsing of xml.  The KeyFile and Windows ini files
let the user load a file then read at random an element like this
outstring = mykey->get_string("BUTTONS", "text94");
All of the xml examples I found just read the entire file and print
the results.  Do the xml methods not really support the random
access as does the Glib::KeyFile::get_string ?  If I wish to do random
access with xml, do I have to read the entire file as do the examples
and then make a find function that looks for a specific key/value?

Damon Register

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