Syntax:
CALL "C$XML" USING CXML-PARSE-STRING, string
Parameters:
| CXML-PARSE-STRING
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Op-code 11. Numeric data item that specifies the operation to perform. Each operation is defined in
acucobol.def, which is included with your system.
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string
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pic x(n) or alphanumeric literal
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On Entry:
| CXML-PARSE-STRING
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Value 11
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string
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The string or string reference to be parsed as XML
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On Exit:
| RETURN-CODE
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A parser handle
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Example:
call "C$XML" using CXML-PARSE-STRING,
"<?xml version=""1.0""?><group1><subgroup1><item1>data</item1></subgroup1></group1>".
move return-code to parse-handle.
Comments:
This operation parses the specified string as XML, returning a parser handle. You can parse strings passed by reference. Note that strings passed by reference MUST be terminated with low-values so that the run-time can determine the length of the string passed. Not terminating with low-values will result in undefined behavior.
If you get XML text from another source and need to parse it, you can parse the string directly using the CXML-PARSE-STRING op-code. You do not have to write the data to a file, then parse the file. You simply specify the string directly in the call. See the example below.