Jake wrote:
I want to know if people would want me to spend some of the time of this project making the "svg" class act as a stand-alone (yet not fully implemented, obviously) SVG solution.
I would appreciate a smart, concise way to format XML output. Maybe some operator-overloading would help? Whether or not this would be useful to you in this project, may I encourage other readers to suggest how it could be done? And no I don't want an implementation of the standard DOM: it is much too verbose. Here's a completely fabricated example. To generate: <rootnode name="r"> <subthing>Hello</subthing> <subthing>World</subthing> </rootnode> how about: cout << node("rootnode")( attribute("name","r"), node("subthing")(text("Hello")), node("subthing")(text("World")) ); Phil.