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On Friday, 31. May 2002 14:56, Scott Wheeler wrote:
> On Friday 31 May 2002 02:30 pm, Sebastian Stein wrote:
> > If QDom is not a parser and you can not get the data into a structure
> > which can be used within the app, it is ok to write a lib.
>
> That's precisely it.  QDom really doesn't do all of the work that is
> normally called "parsing".  It's a framework that makes that task easie=
r

Actually I think it does :)

However, if there is a common format for vacbulary data it makes sense to=
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offer an even higher abstracted layer, i.e. classes that can directly be=20
transformed from/to XML.

I think it can be compared to the work done inside KConfig.

KConfig parses the config file but also offers higher level access functi=
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for complex datatypes like QFont, etc.

Cheers,
Kevin

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