Re: Re: XML_Serializer - flexible node attributes?

Oops sorry, I have misunderstand your problem, I have understand you want adapt XML_Serializer to uses XML_FastCreate (XFC) ! So, if you want to make a XML Document, XFC is a good way :) Le lundi 19 décembre 2005 à 09:26 +0100, Guillaume Lecanu a écrit : > Le vendredi 16 décembre 2005 à 15:26 -0500, Andrew Nagy a écrit : > > > Andrew Nagy wrote: > > > Stephen Musgrave wrote: > > > > > >> Someone had responded to the thread, explaining that they should use > > >> XML_FastCreate instead. > > > > > > > > > Yes, I am in the process of switching my XML_Serializer object over to > > > an XML_FastCreate because I don't think there is anyway to have multiple > > > elements at one level with the same name due to the nature of > > > associative arrays. > > > > > > It looks like XML_FastCreate can accomplish what you need to do. > > > > Scratch that idea, I am sticking with XML_Serializer. XML_FastCreate > > will not allow the use of ':' in an element name (commonly used with > > namespaces) due to the nature of object variables. > > I'm the author of XML_FastCreate, this package could make tags with ':' > but you need to used the xml() method instead to uses the overloading > system : > $x->xml('like:this', params...) > > But I think XML_FastCreate is not the good way for you, I think it's a > good tool for end-developper, but I think it's not a good way for other > packages because this will take too memory / time rather a native > methods of PHP (uses DOM XML of PHP5) > > > > > > Also, I figured out how to allow multiple elements at one level with the > > same name. You can set everything in a subarray and use the "simplexml" > > option. > > > > Andrew > >