Re: CTreeCtrl and XML parsing

From:

"AliR $VC++ MVP$" <AliR@online.nospam>

Newsgroups:

microsoft.public.vc.mfc

Date:

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 15:39:37 -0500

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<xK6Kk.3816$ZP4.2503@nlpi067.nbdc.sbc.com>

Your method should look something like this:

void CXmlTreeCtrl::ParseDocument(XMLNode xmlNode, HTREEITEM hParent)
{
     HTREEITEM hItem = InsertItem(.....,hParent)
     for (each xmlChildNode in xmlNode)
    {
        ParseDocument(xmlChildNode,hItem);
    }
}

AliR.

"Mosfet" <mosfet@anonymous.org> wrote in message
news:48f8e937$0$6037$426a74cc@news.free.fr...

Hi,

Sorry to ask this question but I am not very good with recursion and XML
parsing.
So let's say I have a XML document defined as shown below :

<my-doc>
  <characteristic type = "A">
      <characteristic type = "B">
         <parameter name = "nameC" value="val1" />
         <parameter name = "nameD" value="val3" />
         <parameter name = "nameE" value="val8" />
      </characteristic>
  </characteristic>
</my-doc>

I would like to display this document in a CTreeCtrl like this (I am
using - to represent spaces :

- my-doc
--- characteristic: type:A
------ characteristic: type:B
--------- parameter: nameC:val1
--------- parameter: nameC:val3
--------- parameter: nameC:val8

void CXmlTreeCtrl::ParseDocument(XMLNode xmlNode)
{
  ?????
}

Since I am using xmlParser I have access to the following method (I am
showing only the one that could be interesting for my pb ):

xmlNode.getName() //return current name
int nChildNode = xmlNode.nChildNode(); // return child number
xmlNode = xmlNode.getChildNode(int i = 0); // get child node
getAttributeName(k) //self explanatory
getAttributeValue(k) //self explanatory
xmlNode.nAttribute() // return attribute number

Actually when I try to insert items since I am recursing it seems that I
always insert items to the same root or somethig like that.
If someone could give me some tips or show me some sample code ...

Thanks

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