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Jul 14, 2007, 12:24:16 AM (17 years ago)
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typ0
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Mention xmlnode_from_str() and xmlnode_to_formatted_str() as an alternative to print human-readable XML within libpurple
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20 | | * I wrote a quick XML indenter (based in libxml2) to help debug SOAP messages sent by MSN server, available here: attachment:xmlparser.c |
| 20 | * I wrote a quick XML indenter (based in libxml2) to help debug SOAP messages sent by MSN server, available here: attachment:xmlparser.c . If you just want to indent/print human-readable XML data directly while using libpurple, you are better off calling xmlnode_from_str() and xmlnode_to_formatted_str() from xmlnode.{c,h} |
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