Date: 05/31/01
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Fra: Roy Huggins <roy <email protected>>
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>I recently built a pair of classes whose purpose is to create a tree of TreeNode
>objects in which each node has one parent, many children and an array of
>arbitrary data. Performing operations on these trees uses a lot of recursion, of
>course.
Yes. I did something similar (for the first time in PHP) a few days ago. No memory problems, but then again, the data set was rather small and shallow. The solution makes extensive use of references. I still wonder how I got it to work - now I can hardly read the code :-)
The purpose: To parse an xml file into a tree structure that could be used to drive the parsing of a template. The tree stuff worked, but I found the template class too inflexible to cope with variations in the xml structure :-(
Is there an XSLT processor module out there in PHP-land?
-- Klaus.
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