"Alan M. Carroll"
*However*, I would not recommend rapidXML if you are going to do non-trivial editing of in-place DOM trees. It is not, IMHO, well suited for that. If you're going to do a lot of editing, parsing speed shouldn't be your primary concern. You will want a much richer API as you go on and rapidXML just doesn't provide that. You could build one on top of rapidXML, but why bother when there's things just as good already out there?
That said, I have some wrapper code that makes rapidXML even nicer, if you're interested, but it doesn't perform any edit, delete, or add operations since my code base does not perform any of those.
Alan, I would be very interested at looking at your wrapper. I found that the file ../test_interface/main.cpp demonstrates how to add, edit, and remove nodes. But I have not found anything on how to navigate and find information in nodes. Do you know how this is done? Thanks again, Jeff -- ELKNews FREE Edition - Empower your News Reader! http://www.atozedsoftware.com