Status of std.xml (D2/Phobos)

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On 28/06/2010 14:04, Steven Schveighoffer wrote:
> I myself have tried to think of how xml can be done with ranges, but I
> believe one of the key elements is it has to parse xml without loading
> the entire document to be efficient enough for some applications.  A DOM
> style parser which presents a range interface is probably fine, but a
> lazy interface would be the best.  Since XML is a tree style, you need a
> range which allows moving down the tree.  You almost need a stacking
> range which can move down the tree and also to the next sibling
> element.  Ideally, the library should do as much as possible without
> allocating anything but buffer space to read data.
>
> -Steve

Hi Steve,
Philippe Sigaud has written a very interesting lib. called dranges.
http://www.dsource.org/projects/dranges/wiki

I think treerange.d and graphrange.d are an excellent source of inspiration.
Bjoern