Subj : Re: mozilla XMLDocument in SpiderMonkey
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : franck
Date : Fri Sep 02 2005 03:25 pm

There is a built-in XML engine( E4X ) implemented in spidermonkey,
to enable it, you have to call JS_SetOptions with JSOPTION_XML option.

example:
   var doc = <a><b c="1"/><b c="2"/></a>;
   doc.@c = "new value";
   for each (b in doc.b) { x = b.@c; }
   ...

ECMAScript for XML (E4X) Specification :
   http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-357.htm


Franck

troelskn wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I have successfully compiled the SpiderMonkey engine and it's great
> fun. In firefox, there are a number of extensions to javascript. Is
> there a simple way to include some of theese in the SpiderMonkey build
> ? I'm specifically after stuff like XMLDocument and XSLTProcessor.
> I've managed to find a few implementations of xmlparsers (whitebeam,
> wxJS), but I'd really prefer to get the things from firefox working.
> Any ideas ?
>

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