QtXMLMap

written by Off_Border

gitHub: https://github.com/off-border/QtXMLMap

Version: 0.1.0

CREATING a new XML map:

QtXMLMap myxmlmap = new QtXMLMap("../path/to/../file.xml")
OR
QtXMLMap myxmlmap = new QtXMLMap(QDomNode myNode);


NAVIGATE:

myxmlmap->$("tagname") - Recursive search till the first tag with name "tagname"
Returns the found node in QtXMLMap entity pointer at existing.

myxmlmap->$("tagname.") - Search all the 1st generation children of the current node
with correspond tag names.
Returns found nodes as children of new QtXMLMap entity.
To access children use $("tagname.")->c;

myxmlmap->$("tagname") - Search all children in the tree from the current node
with correspond tag names.
Returns found nodes as children of new QtXMLMap entity.
To access children use $("tagname.")->c;
(one * symbol. github is a bad guy)
myxmlmap->$("@attrname") - All the same like in "tagname" case but for an attribute
myxmlmap->$("@attrname.") - All the same like in "tagname" case but for an attribute
myxmlmap->$("@attrname*") - All the same like in "tagname" case but for an attribute


myxmlmap->$("@attrname=attrvalue") - Searching for the 1st entrance of the tag with correspond
tagname and value.
myxmlmap->$("@attrname=attrvalue.") - ...
myxmlmap->$("@attrname=attrvalue*") - I thik you got it :)


You can search recursively:

myxmlmap->$("tagnameq1")->$("tagname2.")->$("@attrname=attrvalue*").c.at(0).e.text()

Or even that way:

myxmlmap->$("tagname1>tagname2.>@attrname=attrvalue*").c.length()

Very simple! Isn't it? :)

ACCESS TO ELEMENTS:

myxmlmap.n - QDomNode of current QtXMLMap node.
myxmlmap.e - QDomElsment of current QtXMLMap node.
myxmlmap.c - QList<QtXMLMap*> children list of current QtXMLMap node or all found nodes


INSTALLATION:

You just need to copy qt_xmlmap.h and qt_xmlmap.cpp to you project and include the header.

WARNING:
If the first element of .xml file has no children, it will be ignored.
(it's for skipping tag)

AND...
sorry my English :)