sgmls in c++

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2 total messages Started by Scott A Boag Sun, 08 Nov 1992 21:39

#381

Author: Scott A Boag
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1992 21:39

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I am wondering if anyone has tried migrating sgmls to C++? I am
working on a viewer prototype in C++ and am currently in the
middle of trying to access sgmls as a c library.  I will need 
to display several documents at once and that may mean 
running several parsers at once.  I would think that the sgmls 
API would be a lot easier to use as a C++ object and would 
also be more reusable for uses such as viewers and/or editors.

I am thinking about doing this myself and posting it.  Does 
anyone know if Clark or whoever is doing active work on 
it?  Would people be interested in this?


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Re: sgmls in c++

#383

Author: Joachim Schrod
Date: Mon, 09 Nov 1992 17:10

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In article <BxF2uL.K4D@world.std.com>, boag@world.std.com (Scott A Boag) writes:
> I am wondering if anyone has tried migrating sgmls to C++? [...]
> Would people be interested in this?

Yes !

[I've thought about doing it myself, but this would not relate to my
regular job and currently I cannot find much free time otherwise. :-( ]

Actually, I think in the first place it would be sufficient to have a
C++ wrapper around sgmls.h, where the AST is available as a class
with appropriate methods.

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Joachim

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Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

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	like peanut butter across hot toast is not necessarily the route to
	typographic excellence?				-- Peter Flynn

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