SbXmlTag Class Reference
[Readers]

Large Data Management XML tag from LDM filer. More...

#include <LDM/xml/SbXmlTag.h>

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Public Member Functions

bool exist ()
const char * getName ()
const char * getText ()
SbXmlTag getFirstChildTag ()
SbXmlTag getNextSiblingTag ()

Detailed Description

Large Data Management XML tag from LDM filer.

This class allows the application to read back a custom XML section that was inserted in a LDM file header using the method SoLDMConverter::setXmlCallback().

Let's suppose the following XML text appears in the LDM file header:

   ...
   <MY_CUSTOM_TAG_SECTION>
     text
     <CUSTOM_TAG1>value1</CUSTOM_TAG1>
     <CUSTOM_TAG2>value2</CUSTOM_TAG2>
   </MY_CUSTOM_TAG_SECTION>
   ...
   

The following code will produce the output below:

   SoVolumeData* volData = new SoVolumeData(); // Volume from LDM file
   . . .
   SoVRLdmFileReader* reader = (SoVRLdmFileReader*)(volData->getReader());
   SbXmlTag myTagSection = reader->getXmlTag( "MY_CUSTOM_TAG_SECTION" );
   if (myTagSection.exist()) {
     const char* sectionName = myTagSection.getName();
     const char* sectionText = myTagSection.getText();
     for (SbXmlTag t = myTagSection.getFirstChildTag(); t.exist(); t = t.getNextSiblingTag()) {
       const char* tagName = t.getName();
       const char* tagText = t.getText();
     }
   }

Output:

   MY_CUSTOM_TAG_SECTION:text
     CUSTOM_TAG1:value1
     CUSTOM_TAG2:value2
   

Member Function Documentation

bool SbXmlTag::exist (  ) 

Indicates if this XML tag is valid.

SbXmlTag SbXmlTag::getFirstChildTag (  ) 

Returns the first XML child tag.

const char* SbXmlTag::getName (  ) 

Returns the name of the XML tag.

SbXmlTag SbXmlTag::getNextSiblingTag (  ) 

Returns the next sibling XML child.

const char* SbXmlTag::getText (  ) 

Returns the text associated with the XML tag.


The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Open Inventor Toolkit reference manual, generated on 12 Feb 2024
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