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https://github.com/DrHyde/perl-modules-XML-Tiny version: '2.07' x_serialization_backend: 'CPAN::Meta::YAML version 0.018' XML-Tiny-2.07/README000644 000765 000024 00000000417 11612551241 014135 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 This module is a minimalist parser for the useful bits of XML. It has no dependencies other than those supplied with perl, and is designed to work on perl 5.004 and higher. To install, do the usual dance: perl Makefile.PL make make test make install XML-Tiny-2.07/t/000755 000765 000024 00000000000 13145401437 013522 5ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 XML-Tiny-2.07/t/00-file-handling.t000644 000765 000024 00000002433 13145377071 016635 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use FileHandle; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..7\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; eval { parsefile("t/non-existent-file"); }; ok($@ eq "XML::Tiny::parsefile: Can't open t/non-existent-file\n", "Raise error when asked to parse a non-existent file"); eval { parsefile('t/empty.xml'); }; ok($@ eq "No elements\n", "Empty files are an error"); is_deeply( parsefile('t/minimal.xml'), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {} }], "Minimal file parsed correctly" ); open(FOO, 't/minimal.xml'); # pass in a glob-ref is_deeply( parsefile(\*FOO), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {} }], "Passing a filehandle in a glob-ref works" ); close(FOO); my $foo = FileHandle->new; open($foo, 't/minimal.xml'); is_deeply( parsefile($foo), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {} }], "Passing a lexical filehandle works" ); close($foo); is_deeply( parsefile("_TINY_XML_STRING_\n"), parsefile('t/minimal.xml'), "Strings of XML work with newlines in" ); is_deeply( parsefile('_TINY_XML_STRING_'), parsefile('t/minimal.xml'), "Strings of XML work" ); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/01-real-world-xml.t000644 000765 000024 00000000742 13145377075 017010 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..2\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; is_deeply( parsefile('t/amazon.xml'), do "t/amazon-parsed-with-xml-parser-easytree", "Real-world XML from Amazon parsed correctly" ); is_deeply( parsefile('t/rss.xml'), do "t/rss-parsed-with-xml-parser-easytree", "Real-world XML from an RSS feed parsed correctly" ); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/02-oddballs.t000644 000765 000024 00000001574 13145377100 015720 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..5\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; eval { parsefile('t/two-docs.xml'); }; ok($@ eq "Junk after end of document\n", "Fail if there's trailing XML crap"); eval { parsefile('t/doc-and-a-bit.xml'); }; ok($@ eq "Junk after end of document\n", "Fail if there's trailing text crap"); eval { parsefile('t/text-only.xml'); }; ok($@ eq "No elements\n", "Fail if there's text but no XML"); eval { parsefile('t/self-closing-optional-trailing-space.xml'); }; ok(!$@, "Don't fail on self-closing tags with no space before />"); is_deeply( parsefile('_TINY_XML_STRING_'), [{ 'attrib' => {}, 'name' => 'a', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e' }], "No trailing slash on 'name' of self-closing tags" ); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/03-attribs.t000644 000765 000024 00000003266 13145377103 015610 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..8\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => { a => 'A', b => 'B C' }}], "Double-quoted attributes parsed correctly" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => { a => 'A', b => 'B C' }}], "Single-quoted attributes parsed correctly" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => { single => '"', double => "'" }}], "Quoted quotes in attributes parsed correctly" ); # > sign in something that looks like an attrib is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_foo = ">"}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [{ 'content' => 'foo = ">"', 'type' => 't'}], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {}}], "> signs in data that looks like attribs but isn't work OK" ); # > sign in attrib is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [{ 'name' => 'y', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => { b => '>>>' }}], 'type' => 'e', attrib => { a => 'foo>' }}], "Quoted > signs work" ); eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}) }; ok($@, "Illegal < in attributes is fatal"); eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}) }; ok($@, "Badly nested \" in attributes is fatal"); eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}) }; ok($@, "Badly nested ' in attributes is fatal"); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/04-cdata.t000644 000765 000024 00000000621 13145377107 015211 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..1\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_]]>}), [{ 'name' => 'x', 'content' => [{'content' => '& < >', 'type' => 't'}], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {}}], "CDATA parsed correctly" ); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/05-fatal_declarations.t000644 000765 000024 00000000645 13145377113 017760 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..2\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}, fatal_declarations => 1) }; ok($@, "fatal_declarations really is fatal ..."); ok(parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_}), "... but we can live without it"); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/06-entities.t000644 000765 000024 00000003072 13145377117 015767 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..7\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_&&rubbish;&<>"'}), [{name => 'x', attrib => {}, type => 'e', content => [{type => 't', content => '&&rubbish;&<>"\''}]}], "All five entities are normally parsed OK" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_A}), [{name => 'x', attrib => {}, type => 'e', content => [{type => 't', content => 'A'}]}], "base ten numeric char entities are normally parsed OK" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_A}), [{name => 'x', attrib => {}, type => 'e', content => [{type => 't', content => 'A'}]}], "base 16 numeric char entities are normally parsed OK" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_ª}), parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_ª}), "non-ASCII works, and hex entities aren't case-sensitive" ); is_deeply( parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_&&rubbish;&<>"'}, no_entity_parsing => 1), [{name => 'x', attrib => {}, type => 'e', content => [{type => 't', content => '&&rubbish;&<>"''}]}], "no_entity_parsing works" ); eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_&}, strict_entity_parsing => 1) }; ok($@, 'strict entity parsing hates naked ampersands'); eval { parsefile(q{_TINY_XML_STRING_&rubbish;}, strict_entity_parsing => 1) }; ok($@, 'strict entity parsing hates unknown entities'); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/50-trailing-whitespace.t000644 000765 000024 00000000562 13145377122 020102 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..1\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; # use Data::Dumper; # die Dumper(parsefile('t/trailing-whitespace-in-tags.xml')); ok(parsefile('t/trailing-whitespace-in-tags.xml'), "Don't choke on trailing whitespace in tags"); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/51-localize-filehandle.t000644 000765 000024 00000001162 13145377211 020027 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..3\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; open(XML::Tiny::FH, $0) || die "Couldn't read '$0': $!"; # read a file seek(XML::Tiny::FH, 10, 0) || die "Couldn't seek '$0': $!"; my $fh_pos = tell XML::Tiny::FH; ok($fh_pos, "Opened and read some random file as *XML::Tiny::FH"); my $document = parsefile('t/localize-filehandles.xml'); ok(defined($document), "We read an XML file"); my $new_pos = tell *XML::Tiny::FH; ok($new_pos == $fh_pos, "The filehandle survived unchanged."); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/52-bugfix-namecharacters.t000644 000765 000024 00000001244 13145377217 020406 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..2\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; # _ can start a name (ie an element name or an attribute name) is_deeply( parsefile("_TINY_XML_STRING_<_x>\n"), [{ 'name' => '_x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', attrib => {} }], "names can start with underscore" ); is_deeply( parsefile("_TINY_XML_STRING_<_x _attrib='hlagh'>\n"), [{ 'name' => '_x', 'content' => [], 'type' => 'e', 'attrib' => { '_attrib' => 'hlagh' } }], "... in attributes as well as elements" ); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/53-bugfix-cdata-in-attrib.t000644 000765 000024 00000000537 13145377222 020372 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..2\n"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die("Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n"); }; ok(my $xml = parsefile('t/cdata-in-attrib.xml'), "Don't choke on CDATA in attribs"); is($xml->[0]->{attrib}->{value}, "This ship's name", "parse it correctly"); XML-Tiny-2.07/t/54-bugfix-bom.t000644 000765 000024 00000001113 13145377226 016200 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..20\n"; $^W = 1; my @encodings = ( "UTF-8", "UTF-16-BE", "UTF-16-LE", "UTF-32-BE", "UTF-32-LE" ); foreach my $encoding (@encodings) { ok(my $xml = parsefile("t/bom-$encoding.xml"), "Don't choke on $encoding BOM in file"); is($xml->[0]->{attrib}->{bar}, "hlagh", " parse it correctly"); open(my $fh, "t/bom-$encoding.xml"); ok($xml = parsefile("_TINY_XML_STRING_".<$fh>), "Don't choke on $encoding BOM in string"); is($xml->[0]->{attrib}->{bar}, "hlagh", " parse it correctly"); } XML-Tiny-2.07/t/55-null-chars-in-input.t000644 000765 000024 00000000724 13145377240 017756 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; print "1..1\n"; $^W = 1; my @encodings = ( "UTF-8", "UTF-16-BE", "UTF-16-LE", "UTF-32-BE", "UTF-32-LE" ); eval { parsefile('t/null-chars.xml') }; # this is encoded in UTF-16 if($@) { ok($@ eq "Not well-formed (Illegal low-ASCII chars found)\n", "appropriate error message vomited"); } else { ok(1, "huh, you managed to read the file OK, guess your I/O done something clever"); } XML-Tiny-2.07/t/99-w3c-not-wf.t000644 000765 000024 00000001225 13145377254 016063 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 use strict; use lib '.'; use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); require "t/test_functions"; $^W = 1; $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die( "Caught a warning, making it fatal:\n\n$_[0]\n" # eval 'use Devel::StackTrace;Devel::StackTrace->new()->as_string()' ); }; my @testfiles = (); foreach my $testdir (map { "t/w3c/not-wf/$_" } qw(ext-sa not-sa sa)) { opendir(T, $testdir); push @testfiles, map { "$testdir/$_" } grep { /\.xml$/ } readdir(T); closedir(T); } print "1..".@testfiles."\n"; foreach my $testfile (@testfiles) { eval "parsefile('$testfile', fatal_declarations => 1, strict_entity_parsing => 1)"; ok($@, "w3c test $testfile"); } XML-Tiny-2.07/t/amazon-parsed-with-xml-parser-easytree000644 000765 000024 00000120711 11612551241 023064 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 $VAR1 = [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [], 'name' => 'Header', 'attrib' => { 'Value' => 'Wget/1.9.1', 'Name' => 'UserAgent' }, 'type' => 'e' } 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As I\'ve been promising to do for ages (it\'s over a year since Simon said I could take over maintenance of it, and several months since I promised Bob that he could have all the shiny new features I had planned) I\'ve finally got round to releasing a new version of Bryar, the software what provides the brains behind this \'ere august journal.

The most important change is that I released the stuff for filtering out comment spam. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2007-01-20T22:02:42Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_bryar-software-release' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Racism on the telly ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_big-brother-racism', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => '

Sherpa Shitty, famous for
being a piece of plastic
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I got an email today from a recruiter. Not to see if I was available for work, but trying to push someone on to me. The email read:

Please find attached the CV of an extremely talented web developer who specialises in PHP and front end web development technologies including HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

This candidate is actively seeking work in your area at the moment. He does have several other interviews arranged therefore if you are interested in seeing him for a role you are currently recruiting for please give me a call today.

If you are not recruiting, please keep my details on record for future reference.

and was sent to my personal address, not to work. Neither I nor my lovely employer have told this girl that we are looking for anyone technical and if we had we\'d not have asked for someone who knew PHP. So yes, I most certainly will "keep her details on record for future reference". Being a gentleman, I informed her of this fact and that I was keeping them because I would otherwise not remember that she is clearly far too stupid for me to do business with.

Update 2006-01-19: she dunnit again. This time I phoned her, and she admitted sending unsolicited, untargetted mailshots - that is, spam. She, of course, thinks it was targetted, but I\'m afraid that\'s just not true as is obvious from what I wrote above. And, of course, there\'s the issue that the address she sent her spam to is one that I created only because one person (one!) continually mis-spelt my real one. I\'ve never sent email from the address in question, nor have I ever given that address to anyone apart from that one person. Consequently, the idiot spammer Claire O\'Keeffe of Huxley Associates obviously either guessed it or acquired it by some other nefarious means. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2007-01-19T17:43:46Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_idiot-recruiters' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Measuring speed in the digital age ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_measurement-in-the-digital-age', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Warning: geeky content ahead

In the digital age, accuracy and speedy calculations come from using powers of two. You also want to stick with integers to avoid rounding error. Therefore I propose that we measure speed in nano-furlongs per mega-fortnight. The conversion from metres per second is fairly simple - 1 m/s is approximately 264 nFurlong/Mfortnight.

This means that we can measure incredibly slow speeds with great precision - down to of the order of 10-19 m/s without having to enter the dangerous world of floating point. And of course we can easily measure all the way up to the fastest possible speed, that of light, which is only about 292 nF/MF. This provides ample room for further expansion of the measuring stick if Mr. Einstein turns out to have been wrong. A 128-bit value would let us measure speeds up to 1010 times that of light, in extremely small increments. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2007-01-16T21:10:18Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_measurement-in-the-digital-age' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Dear Amazon ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_dear-amazon', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' You\'re a bunch of cunts. Not only do you provide no way for me to export my wishlist to XML or CSV or anything useful like that, you manage to break all the third-party applications that do it as well. I hate you and hope you die.

update: they had for no apparent reason disabled my account, although they were still sending me information about how to use it. It would have been nice if they\'d told me. It would have been nice if I got helpful error messages back from the Net::Amazon module too. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2007-01-14T17:30:49Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_dear-amazon' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' New weblog ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_new-weblog', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' I\'ve got a new weblog here. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2007-01-05T22:09:45Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_new-weblog' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Customer Service, BA-style ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_customer-service-BA-style', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' British Airways\' "vision" is to "create the best possible airport experience before you fly", according to some bumph they sent me. To do this they have a "new simpler checked and excess baggage policy". I wonder what that new policy is, so reading on a bit ... "the maximum weight per bag will be reduced". The overall effect is that ordinary people will be able to take less luggage.

Obviously, that makes flying so much nicer!

Now I\'ve known for some time that the government basically doesn\'t want people to fly, and that the method they\'ve chosen to implement this part of their giving in to terrorists errm, I mean security agenda is to make it as inconvenient as possible. I\'d already stopped flying because I quite literally can\'t take all my valuable items in hand luggage like I used to and I don\'t trust the baggage monkeys to not steal them / use them as footballs / run them over with trucks / send them to Ulaan Bator. I use Eurostar and other trains, which for the vast majority of my journeys is not significantly more time-consuming, as well as being cheaper and a great deal less unpleasant.

What I can\'t understand is why an airline would want to collaborate with the enemy in this way and drive even more of its customers away. Although I do note that BA own 10% of the shares in the company that runs Eurostar ... ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2006-12-29T20:02:44Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_customer-service-BA-style' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Amazon recommendations ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_amazon-recommendations', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Today I ordered a spoon from Amazon. This seems to have screwed up its recommendations system so now it seems to be ignoring the zillion bits of sci-fi, the zombie flicks and the metal CDs I\'ve bought and thinks that I want:

  • a slotted spoon
  • a ladle
  • a spaghetti server
  • an omelette turner
  • some tongs

mixed in with:

  • "selected works" of Cicero (no thanks, I\'ll select my own)
  • "Iron Sunrise" by Charlie Stross
  • "Adventures of a bacon curer"
  • a DVD of The Da Vinci Code
  • Now 65

Well done Amazon, you score two out of ten.

And what the FUCK is an omelette turner? ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2006-12-28T14:07:23Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_amazon-recommendations' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' This week in Whisky news ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_this-week-in-whisky-news', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Having come back from Edinburgh after the weekend with a splendid bottle of the society\'s Laphroaig, I was pleased to discover a whisky shop in Vinopolis near London Bridge. At which there was a bottle of 50 year old Talisker, which I persuaded to come home with me.

I\'m doomed, and not just when the credit card bill arrives. ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'description', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' 2006-12-19T15:08:04Z ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:date', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' david ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'dc:creator', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' } ], 'name' => 'item', 'attrib' => { 'rdf:about' => 'http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_this-week-in-whisky-news' }, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' Bastard Fairies ', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'title', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_bastard-fairies', 'type' => 't' } ], 'name' => 'link', 'attrib' => {}, 'type' => 'e' }, { 'content' => [ { 'content' => ' You! Yes, you behind the bikesheds! Listen to The Bastard Fairies now.

Even if you don\'t like the music, the name rules. 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There's a furore because one of the stupid people is supposed to have made some nasty racist comments about another of the stupid people. Not entirely unexpected, when you consider that the programme has the same requirements as being a racist does. Anyway, the victim is pictured here. I hope you don't think I'm racist for pointing out that she looks like a plastic doll. 2007-01-19T22:44:38Z david An Idiot http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_idiot-recruiters [originally posted on 2006-01-12]<p>I got an email today from a recruiter. Not to see if I was available for work, but trying to push someone on to me. The email read:<p><blockquote> Please find attached the CV of an extremely talented web developer who specialises in PHP and front end web development technologies including HTML, CSS and JavaScript.<p>This candidate is actively seeking work in your area at the moment. He does have several other interviews arranged therefore if you are interested in seeing him for a role you are currently recruiting for please give me a call today.<p>If you are not recruiting, please keep my details on record for future reference. </blockquote><p>and was sent to my personal address, not to work. Neither I nor my lovely employer have told this girl that we are looking for anyone technical and if we had we'd not have asked for someone who knew PHP. So yes, I most certainly will "keep her details on record for future reference". Being a gentleman, I informed her of this fact and that I was keeping them because I would otherwise not remember that she is clearly far too stupid for me to do business with.<p><strong>Update 2006-01-19:</strong> she dunnit again. This time I phoned her, and she admitted sending unsolicited, untargetted mailshots - that is, spam. She, of course, thinks it was targetted, but I'm afraid that's just not true as is obvious from what I wrote above. And, of course, there's the issue that the address she sent her spam to is one that I created only because one person (one!) continually mis-spelt my real one. I've never sent email from the address in question, nor have I ever given that address to anyone apart from that one person. Consequently, the idiot spammer Claire O'Keeffe of Huxley Associates obviously either guessed it or acquired it by some other nefarious means. 2007-01-19T17:43:46Z david Measuring speed in the digital age http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_measurement-in-the-digital-age Warning: geeky content ahead<p>In the digital age, accuracy and speedy calculations come from using powers of two. You also want to stick with integers to avoid rounding error. Therefore I propose that we measure speed in nano-furlongs per mega-fortnight. The conversion from metres per second is fairly simple - 1&nbsp;m/s is approximately 2<sup>64</sup>&nbsp;nFurlong/Mfortnight.<p>This means that we can measure incredibly slow speeds with great precision - down to of the order of 10<sup>-19</sup> m/s without having to enter the dangerous world of floating point. And of course we can easily measure all the way up to the fastest possible speed, that of light, which is only about 2<sup>92</sup> nF/MF. This provides ample room for further expansion of the measuring stick if Mr. Einstein turns out to have been wrong. A 128-bit value would let us measure speeds up to 10<sup>10</sup> times that of light, in extremely small increments. 2007-01-16T21:10:18Z david Dear Amazon http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_dear-amazon You're a bunch of cunts. Not only do you provide no way for me to export my wishlist to XML or CSV or anything useful like that, you manage to break all the third-party applications that do it as well. I hate you and hope you die.<p><strong>update:</strong> they had for no apparent reason disabled my account, although they were still sending me information about how to use it. It would have been nice if they'd told me. It would have been nice if I got helpful error messages back from the Net::Amazon module too. 2007-01-14T17:30:49Z david New weblog http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_new-weblog I've got a new weblog <a href=http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/weblog.tt2>here</a>. 2007-01-05T22:09:45Z david Customer Service, BA-style http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_customer-service-BA-style British Airways' "vision" is to "create the best possible airport experience before you fly", according to some <a href=/david/journal/images/ba-bumph.txt>bumph</a> they sent me. To do this they have a "new simpler checked and excess baggage policy". I wonder what that new policy is, so reading on a bit ... "the maximum weight per bag will be reduced". The overall effect is that ordinary people will be able to take less luggage.<p>Obviously, that makes flying so much nicer!<p>Now I've known for some time that the government basically doesn't want people to fly, and that the method they've chosen to implement this part of their <strike>giving in to terrorists</strike> errm, I mean security agenda is to make it as inconvenient as possible. I'd already stopped flying because I quite literally can't take all my valuable items in hand luggage like I used to and I don't trust the baggage monkeys to not steal them&nbsp;/ use them as footballs&nbsp;/ run them over with trucks&nbsp;/ send them to Ulaan Bator. I use Eurostar and other trains, which for the vast majority of my journeys is not significantly more time-consuming, as well as being cheaper and a great deal less unpleasant.<p>What I can't understand is why an <em>airline</em> would want to collaborate with the enemy in this way and drive even more of its customers away. Although I do note that BA own 10% of the shares in the company that runs Eurostar ... 2006-12-29T20:02:44Z david Amazon recommendations http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_amazon-recommendations Today I ordered a spoon from Amazon. This seems to have screwed up its recommendations system so now it seems to be ignoring the zillion bits of sci-fi, the zombie flicks and the metal CDs I've bought and thinks that I want:<p><ul><li>a slotted spoon <li>a ladle <li>a spaghetti server <li>an omelette turner <li>some tongs </ul><p>mixed in with:<p><ul><li>"selected works" of Cicero (no thanks, I'll select my own) <li>"Iron Sunrise" by Charlie Stross <li>"Adventures of a bacon curer" <li>a DVD of The Da Vinci Code <li>Now 65 </ul><p>Well done Amazon, you score two out of ten.<p>And what the FUCK is an omelette turner? 2006-12-28T14:07:23Z david This week in Whisky news http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_this-week-in-whisky-news Having come back from Edinburgh after the weekend with a splendid bottle of <a href=http://www.smws.com>the society</a>'s <a href=https://www.smws.co.uk/shop/whisky_details.php?id_bottlings=1837>Laphroaig</a>, I was pleased to discover a whisky shop in Vinopolis near London Bridge. At which there was a bottle of <a href=http://www.royalmilewhiskies.com/product.asp?pf_id=0040000007487>50 year old Talisker</a>, which I persuaded to come home with me.<p>I'm doomed, and not just when the credit card bill arrives. 2006-12-19T15:08:04Z david Bastard Fairies http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/journal/index.pl/id_bastard-fairies You! Yes, you behind the bikesheds! Listen to <a href=http://www.thebastardfairies.com/>The Bastard Fairies</a> now.<p>Even if you don't like the music, the name rules. 2006-12-18T00:10:46Z david XML-Tiny-2.07/t/self-closing-optional-trailing-space.xml000644 000765 000024 00000000236 11612551241 023351 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 Hello Worlld XML-Tiny-2.07/t/test_functions000644 000765 000024 00000003557 11612551241 016522 0ustar00davidstaff000000 000000 #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; $^W = 1; my $counter = 0; # takes a true/false value as first arg, prints "[not] ok ..." followed # by the second arg sub ok { $counter++; print ''.($_[0] ? 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000000 package XML::Tiny; use strict; require Exporter; use vars qw($VERSION @EXPORT_OK @ISA); $VERSION = '2.07'; @EXPORT_OK = qw(parsefile); @ISA = qw(Exporter); # localising prevents the warningness leaking out of this module local $^W = 1; # can't use warnings as that's a 5.6-ism =head1 NAME XML::Tiny - simple lightweight parser for a subset of XML =head1 DESCRIPTION XML::Tiny is a simple lightweight parser for a subset of XML =head1 SYNOPSIS use XML::Tiny qw(parsefile); open($xmlfile, 'something.xml); my $document = parsefile($xmlfile); This will leave C<$document> looking something like this: [ { type => 'e', attrib => { ... }, name => 'rootelementname', content => [ ... more elements and text content ... ] } ] =head1 FUNCTIONS The C function is optionally exported. By default nothing is exported. There is no objecty interface. =head2 parsefile This takes at least one parameter, optionally more. The compulsory parameter may be: =over 4 =item a filename in which case the file is read and parsed; =item a string of XML in which case it is read and parsed. How do we tell if we've got a string or a filename? If it begins with C<_TINY_XML_STRING_> then it's a string. That prefix is, of course, ignored when it comes to actually parsing the data. This is intended primarily for use by wrappers which want to retain compatibility with Ye Aunciente Perl. Normal users who want to pass in a string would be expected to use L. =item a glob-ref or IO::Handle object in which case again, the file is read and parsed. =back The former case is for compatibility with older perls, but makes no attempt to properly deal with character sets. If you open a file in a character-set-friendly way and then pass in a handle / object, then the method should Do The Right Thing as it only ever works with character data. The remaining parameters are a list of key/value pairs to make a hash of options: =over 4 =item fatal_declarations If set to true, E!ENTITY...E and E!DOCTYPE...E declarations in the document are fatal errors - otherwise they are *ignored*. =item no_entity_parsing If set to true, the five built-in entities are passed through unparsed. Note that special characters in CDATA and attributes may have been turned into C<&>, C<<> and friends. =item strict_entity_parsing If set to true, any unrecognised entities (ie, those outside the core five plus numeric entities) cause a fatal error. If you set both this and C (but why would you do that?) then the latter takes precedence. Obviously, if you want to maximise compliance with the XML spec, you should turn on fatal_declarations and strict_entity_parsing. =back The function returns a structure describing the document. This contains one or more nodes, each being either an 'element' node or a 'text' mode. The structure is an arrayref which contains a single 'element' node which represents the document entity. The arrayref is redundant, but exists for compatibility with L. Element nodes are hashrefs with the following keys: =over 4 =item type The node's type, represented by the letter 'e'. =item name The element's name. =item attrib A hashref containing the element's attributes, as key/value pairs where the key is the attribute name. =item content An arrayref of the element's contents. The array's contents is a list of nodes, in the order they were encountered in the document. =back Text nodes are hashrefs with the following keys: =over 4 =item type The node's type, represented by the letter 't'. =item content A scalar piece of text. =back If you prefer a DOMmish interface, then look at L on the CPAN. =cut my %regexps = ( name => '[:_a-z][\\w:\\.-]*' ); my $strict_entity_parsing; # mmm, global. don't worry, parsefile sets it # explicitly every time sub parsefile { my($arg, %params) = @_; my($file, $elem) = ('', { content => [] }); local $/; # sluuuuurp $strict_entity_parsing = $params{strict_entity_parsing}; if(ref($arg) eq '') { # we were passed a filename or a string if($arg =~ /^_TINY_XML_STRING_/) { # it's a string $file = substr($arg, 17); } else { local *FH; open(FH, $arg) || die(__PACKAGE__."::parsefile: Can't open $arg\n"); $file = ; close(FH); } } else { $file = <$arg>; } # strip any BOM $file =~ s/^(\xff\xfe(\x00\x00)?|(\x00\x00)?\xfe\xff|\xef\xbb\xbf)//; die("No elements\n") if (!defined($file) || $file =~ /^\s*$/); # illegal low-ASCII chars die("Not well-formed (Illegal low-ASCII chars found)\n") if($file =~ /[\x00-\x08\x0b\x0c\x0e-\x1f]/); # turn CDATA into PCDATA $file =~ s{}{ $_ = $1.chr(0); # this makes sure that empty CDATAs become s/([&<>'"])/ # the empty string and aren't just thrown away. $1 eq '&' ? '&' : $1 eq '<' ? '<' : $1 eq '"' ? '"' : $1 eq "'" ? ''' : '>' /eg; $_; }egs; die("Not well-formed (CDATA not delimited or bad comment)\n") if( $file =~ /]]>/ || # ]]> not delimiting CDATA $file =~ //s || # ---> can't end a comment grep { $_ && /--/ } ($file =~ /^\s+||\s+$/gs) # -- in comm ); # strip leading/trailing whitespace and comments (which don't nest - phew!) $file =~ s/^\s+||\s+$//gs; # turn quoted > in attribs into > # double- and single-quoted attrib values get done seperately while($file =~ s/($regexps{name}\s*=\s*"[^"]*)>([^"]*")/$1>$2/gsi) {} while($file =~ s/($regexps{name}\s*=\s*'[^']*)>([^']*')/$1>$2/gsi) {} if($params{fatal_declarations} && $file =~ /]+>)/, $file)) { if( $token =~ /<\?$regexps{name}.*?\?>/is || # PI $token =~ /^!i) { # close tag die("Not well-formed\n\tat $token\n") if($elem->{name} ne $1); $elem = delete $elem->{parent}; } elsif($token =~ /^<$regexps{name}(\s[^>]*)*(\s*\/)?>/is) { # open tag my($tagname, $attribs_raw) = ($token =~ m!<(\S*)(.*?)(\s*/)?>!s); # first make attribs into a list so we can spot duplicate keys my $attrib = [ # do double- and single- quoted attribs seperately $attribs_raw =~ /\s($regexps{name})\s*=\s*"([^"]*?)"/gi, $attribs_raw =~ /\s($regexps{name})\s*=\s*'([^']*?)'/gi ]; if(@{$attrib} == 2 * keys %{{@{$attrib}}}) { $attrib = { @{$attrib} } } else { die("Not well-formed - duplicate attribute\n"); } # now trash any attribs that we *did* manage to parse and see # if there's anything left $attribs_raw =~ s/\s($regexps{name})\s*=\s*"([^"]*?)"//gi; $attribs_raw =~ s/\s($regexps{name})\s*=\s*'([^']*?)'//gi; die("Not well-formed\n$attribs_raw") if($attribs_raw =~ /\S/ || grep { /{$key} = _fixentities($attrib->{$key})) =~ s/\x00//g; # get rid of CDATA marker } } $elem = { content => [], name => $tagname, type => 'e', attrib => $attrib, parent => $elem }; push @{$elem->{parent}->{content}}, $elem; # now handle self-closing tags if($token =~ /\s*\/>$/) { $elem->{name} =~ s/\/$//; $elem = delete $elem->{parent}; } } elsif($token =~ /^{content}}, { content => $token, type => 't' }; } } die("Not well-formed (Duplicated parent)\n") if(exists($elem->{parent})); die("Junk after end of document\n") if($#{$elem->{content}} > 0); die("No elements\n") if( $#{$elem->{content}} == -1 || $elem->{content}->[0]->{type} ne 'e' ); return $elem->{content}; } sub _fixentities { my $thingy = shift; my $junk = ($strict_entity_parsing) ? '|.*' : ''; $thingy =~ s/&((#(\d+|x[a-fA-F0-9]+);)|lt;|gt;|quot;|apos;|amp;$junk)/ $3 ? ( substr($3, 0, 1) eq 'x' ? # using a =~ match here clobbers $3 chr(hex(substr($3, 1))) : # so don't "fix" it! chr($3) ) : $1 eq 'lt;' ? '<' : $1 eq 'gt;' ? '>' : $1 eq 'apos;' ? "'" : $1 eq 'quot;' ? '"' : $1 eq 'amp;' ? '&' : die("Illegal ampersand or entity\n\tat $1\n") /ge; $thingy; } =head1 COMPATIBILITY =head2 With other modules The C function is so named because it is intended to work in a similar fashion to L with the L style. Instead of saying this: use XML::Parser; use XML::Parser::EasyTree; $XML::Parser::EasyTree::Noempty=1; my $p=new XML::Parser(Style=>'EasyTree'); my $tree=$p->parsefile('something.xml'); you would say: use XML::Tiny; my $tree = XML::Tiny::parsefile('something.xml'); Any valid document that can be parsed like that using XML::Tiny should produce identical results if you use the above example of how to use L. If you find a document where that is not the case, please report it as a bug. =head2 With perl 5.004 The module is intended to be fully compatible with every version of perl back to and including 5.004, and may be compatible with even older versions of perl 5. The lack of Unicode and friends in older perls means that XML::Tiny does nothing with character sets. If you have a document with a funny character set, then you will need to open the file in an appropriate mode using a character-set-friendly perl and pass the resulting file handle to the module. BOMs are ignored. =head2 The subset of XML that we understand =over 4 =item Element tags and attributes Including "self-closing" tags like Epie type = 'steak n kidney' /E; =item Comments Which are ignored; =item The five "core" entities ie C<&>, C<<>, C<>>, C<'> and C<">; =item Numeric entities eg C<A> and C<A>; =item CDATA This is simply turned into PCDATA before parsing. Note how this may interact with the various entity-handling options; =back The following parts of the XML standard are handled incorrectly or not at all - this is not an exhaustive list: =over 4 =item Namespaces While documents that use namespaces will be parsed just fine, there's no special treatment of them. Their names are preserved in element and attribute names like 'rdf:RDF'. =item DTDs and Schemas This is not a validating parser. declarations are ignored if you've not made them fatal. =item Entities and references declarations are ignored if you've not made them fatal. Unrecognised entities are ignored by default, as are naked & characters. This means that if entity parsing is enabled you won't be able to tell the difference between C<&nbsp;> and C< >. If your document might use any non-core entities then please consider using the C option, and then use something like L. =item Processing instructions These are ignored. =item Whitespace We do not guarantee to correctly handle leading and trailing whitespace. =item Character sets This is not practical with older versions of perl =back =head1 PHILOSOPHY and JUSTIFICATION While feedback from real users about this module has been uniformly positive and helpful, some people seem to take issue with this module because it doesn't implement every last jot and tittle of the XML standard and merely implements a useful subset. A very useful subset, as it happens, which can cope with common light-weight XML-ish tasks such as parsing the results of queries to the Amazon Web Services. Many, perhaps most, users of XML do not in fact need a full implementation of the standard, and are understandably reluctant to install large complex pieces of software which have many dependencies. In fact, when they realise what installing and using a full implementation entails, they quite often don't *want* it. Another class of users, people distributing applications, often can not rely on users being able to install modules from the CPAN, or even having tools like make or a shell available. XML::Tiny exists for those people. =head1 BUGS and FEEDBACK I welcome feedback about my code, including constructive criticism. Bug reports should be made using L or by email, and should include the smallest possible chunk of code, along with any necessary XML data, which demonstrates the bug. Ideally, this will be in the form of a file which I can drop in to the module's test suite. Please note that such files must work in perl 5.004. =head1 SEE ALSO =over 4 =item For more capable XML parsers: L L L =item The requirements for a module to be Tiny L =back =head1 AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT and LICENCE David Cantrell EFE Thanks to David Romano for some compatibility patches for Ye Aunciente Perl; to Matt Knecht and David Romano for prodding me to support attributes, and to Matt for providing code to implement it in a quick n dirty minimal kind of way; to the people on L and elsewhere who have been kind enough to point out ways it could be improved; to Sergio Fanchiotti for pointing out a bug in handling self-closing tags, for reporting another bug that I introduced when fixing the first one, and for providing a patch to improve error reporting; to 'Corion' for finding a bug with localised filehandles and providing a fix; to Diab Jerius for spotting that element and attribute names can begin with an underscore; to Nick Dumas for finding a bug when attribs have their quoting character in CDATA, and providing a patch; to Mathieu Longtin for pointing out that BOMs exist. Copyright 2007-2010 David Cantrell Edavid@cantrell.org.ukE This software is free-as-in-speech software, and may be used, distributed, and modified under the terms of either the GNU General Public Licence version 2 or the Artistic Licence. It's up to you which one you use. The full text of the licences can be found in the files GPL2.txt and ARTISTIC.txt, respectively. =head1 CONSPIRACY This module is also free-as-in-mason software. =cut 'zero';