The haxe.xml.Access
API helps providing a fast dot-syntax access to the
most common Xml
methods.
Variables
read onlyatt:AttribAccess
Access to a given attribute.
An exception is thrown if the attribute doesn't exists.
Use has
to check the existence of an attribute.
var f = new haxe.xml.Access(Xml.parse("<user name='Mark'></user>"));
var user = f.node.user;
if (user.has.name) {
trace(user.att.name); // Mark
}
read onlyelements:Iterator<Access>
The list of all sub-elements which are the nodes with type Xml.Element
.
read onlyhasNode:HasNodeAccess
Check the existence of a sub node with the given name.
var f = new haxe.xml.Access(Xml.parse("<user><age>31</age></user>"));
var user = f.node.user;
if (user.hasNode.age) {
trace(user.node.age.innerData); // 31
}
read onlyinnerData:String
The inner PCDATA or CDATA of the node.
An exception is thrown if there is no data or if there not only data but also other nodes.
read onlynode:NodeAccess
Access to the first sub element with the given name.
An exception is thrown if the element doesn't exists.
Use hasNode
to check the existence of a node.
var access = new haxe.xml.Access(Xml.parse("<user><name>John</name></user>"));
var user = access.node.user;
var name = user.node.name;
trace(name.innerData); // John
// Uncaught Error: Document is missing element password
var password = user.node.password;
read onlynodes:NodeListAccess
Access to the List of elements with the given name.
var fast = new haxe.xml.Access(Xml.parse("
<users>
<user name='John'/>
<user name='Andy'/>
<user name='Dan'/>
</users>"
));
var users = fast.node.users;
for (user in users.nodes.user) {
trace(user.att.name);
}