Golang Parse Examples

Example #1

File: util.go Project: jbowtie/ratago

func xmlReadFile(filename string) (doc *xml.XmlDocument, err error) {
	data, err := ioutil.ReadFile(filename)
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	doc, err = xml.Parse(data, xml.DefaultEncodingBytes, nil, xml.StrictParseOption, xml.DefaultEncodingBytes)
	return
}

Example #2

File: gokogiri.go Project: jbowtie/gokogiri

/*
ParseXml parses an UTF-8 encoded byte array and returns an xml.XmlDocument. By default the parsing options ignore validation
and suppress errors and warnings. This allows one to be liberal in accepting badly-formed documents, but is not standards-compliant.

If the content is not UTF-8 encoded or you want to customize the parsing options, you should call the Parse or ReadFile functions
found in the github.com/jbowtie/gokogiri/xml package. The xml.StrictParsingOption is conveniently provided for standards-compliant
behaviour.
*/
func ParseXml(content []byte) (doc *xml.XmlDocument, err error) {
	return xml.Parse(content, xml.DefaultEncodingBytes, nil, xml.DefaultParseOption, xml.DefaultEncodingBytes)
}