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clojure.data.xml
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Functions to parse XML into lazy sequences and lazy trees and emit these as text.
Functions to parse XML into lazy sequences and lazy trees and emit these as text.
- aggregate-xmlns
- alias-uri
- as-qname
- cdata
- element
- element*
- element-data
- element-node
- element-nss
- element?
- emit
- emit-str
- event-seq
- extend-dom-as-data!
- find-xmlns
- indent
- indent-str
- parse
- parse-qname
- parse-str
- print-uri-file-command!
- qname
- qname-local
- qname-uri
- sexp-as-element
- sexps-as-fragment
- symbol-uri
- uri-file
- uri-symbol
- xml-comment
clojure.data.xml.event
Data type for xml pull events
Data type for xml pull events
clojure.data.xml.impl
Shared private code for data.xml namespaces
Shared private code for data.xml namespaces
clojure.data.xml.jvm.emit
JVM implementation of the emitter details
JVM implementation of the emitter details
clojure.data.xml.node
Data types for xml nodes: Element, CData and Comment
Data types for xml nodes: Element, CData and Comment
clojure.data.xml.pu-map
Provides a bidirectional mapping for keeping track of prefix->uri mappings in xml namespaces.
This has the semantics of a basic key -> multiple values map + two special features, both of which are dictated by the xml standard:
- instead of a special dissoc, there is assoc to empty string or nil
- there are two fixed, unique mappings:
- "xml" <-> ["http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/"]
- "xmlns" <-> ["http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace"]
Provides a bidirectional mapping for keeping track of prefix->uri mappings in xml namespaces. This has the semantics of a basic key -> multiple values map + two special features, both of which are dictated by the xml standard: - instead of a special dissoc, there is assoc to empty string or nil - there are two fixed, unique mappings: - "xml" <-> ["http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/"] - "xmlns" <-> ["http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace"]
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