The tdom.org web site shows the last version was released in 2004. This web group last had a new message last July. Did people just move on and quit using...
... I can't speak for others, just for myself. If you put it that way: tdom is perfect for us as we've been using it for about 6 years w/o any significant...
... tDOM is well and healthy. In fact, it does some things very pretty well. I use it since 7 years for a resonable amount of my projects. Since a couple of...
rolf@...
Nov 14, 2006 12:50 am
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... Well, its almost perfect, I'd say. I am using it since 4 years. It would not only be 'almost' perfect, if Rolf could finally release CVS head as 0.8.1....
I started with tclxml/tcldom a couple of months ago for a project I'm working on and switched to tdom about a week into the project. What would make this...
... Yes. That MutationEvent macros are in the code for (several) years, and defined to nothing. They mark some of the places, code would be needed for DOM...
rolf@...
Dec 21, 2006 6:12 pm
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I've been trying to build tDOM for OpenBSD 4.0/sparc64. So far all I can manage is to build a .so that will lead to a bus error/core dump. I've tried the...
Are you building it without the built-in allocator? The built-in allocator does not know how to do 64 bit alignment. If you disable that, it will probably...
Randy is right: if you build on a 64-bit plattform, you must use --disable-tdomalloc as configure switch. But even with that, I'm afraid a build from the 0.8.0...
rolf@...
Jan 30, 2007 6:10 pm
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... Thank you both for the quick responses. Using --disable-tdomalloc worked, and I've been able to build tdom from CVS HEAD succesfully and run 'make test'...
Hi all, I've a question regarding installing tDOM on linux. I've successfully installed and used it on windows and I love it. Problem I'm having is on Linux...
The following would normally be reported via some sort of bug reporting, but I don't see a pointer to such a thing at http://www.tdom.org/ , so I will report...
1. It would be lovely if the old messages here on this group which were just spam were deleted from the archives, so it would be easier to see real content. 2....
I'm trying to build the latest tdom from its cvs and tcl 8.5 from its cvs. I'm seeing some peculiar things. Again, since I don't know of a better place to...
... From what sources do you try to build? ... Normally no, you don't need a tcl source tree lying around. But you need a normal tcl binary installation. Every...
rolf@...
Feb 4, 2007 8:25 pm
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... Since we haven't one: Please continue to report problems here. ... Changed. (Thanks! This sort of things slip thru for years, if nobody reports them.) ... ...
rolf@...
Feb 4, 2007 8:36 pm
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... Sorry, can't do this. I haven't administrator rights for the list and Jochen Loewer (who has registered the group) is absent since at least 4 or 5 years. ...
rolf@...
Feb 4, 2007 8:44 pm
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Re your question in the subject: Yes, I do this from time to time. Though, not on 64-bit. ... The critical bit information here is: you're on a 64-bit ...
rolf@...
Feb 4, 2007 9:31 pm
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... Even I've been passive reader for the last years, I'm still reading every week/every two weeks the messages here. Larry: I figured out my old admin login...
... Hey! Jochen's still alive! (I spent the last day or two trying to reach him at all the various contact addresses I could find via Google.) Would you mind...
Hello! I have a problem with tDOM. I want to use tDOM to build the XHTML structure. Assuming I have well-formated xhtml_string and I want to add new node eg....
... Without having tested; try [dom parse -keepEmpties] option. You may need to create an empty text node as child for your new textarea too. kind regards -- ...
Hi, I just tried to build tDom (Release 0.8.0) on my NetBSD (3.0.2) workstation, and compiling went smooth for libraries (into /usr/pkg), but tcldomsh was not...
Hi, I just tried to build tDom (Release 0.8.0) on my NetBSD (3.0.2) workstation, and compiling went smooth for libraries (into /usr/pkg), but tcldomsh was not...
... Following the TEA standard, building of a custom tclsh with tdom build in is a seperate build target. Just do make tcldomsh rolf...
rolf@...
Mar 28, 2007 11:14 am
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Hello, although there is so much spam on the tdom-group, I hope to find some help this way. I have an XML-Document looking like this: <Equation ID="Equ1"> ...
... Because this is, what you normally want. The probably major technical reason is, that the XPath data model doesn't know anything about CDATA Sections. I'm...
rolf@...
May 15, 2007 5:15 pm
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Given an XML document with the following line in it <library>test</library> shouldn't the following command return the text node containing the value "test" %...
Kevin Partin
Kevin.Partin@...
May 24, 2007 8:47 pm
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... No. ... The return value 1 is correct. An XPath expression doesn't necessary return always a node set. Your XPath expression is a boolean expression. You...
rolf@...
May 24, 2007 10:51 pm
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Hi everybody. There seems to be a bug in the HTML parser of tdom. When an option is pared, the content of the option element is moved on output after the...
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