Class: LibXML::XML::Dtd
Relationships & Source Files | |
Inherits: | Object |
Defined in: | ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c, ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c |
Overview
The Dtd
class is used to prepare DTD’s for validation of xml documents.
DTDs can be created from a string or a pair of public and system identifiers. Once a Dtd
object is instantiated, an ::LibXML::XML
document can be validated by the Document#validate method providing the Dtd
object as parameeter. The method will raise an exception if the document is not valid.
Basic usage:
# parse DTD
dtd = XML::Dtd.new(<<EOF)
<!ELEMENT root (item*) >
<!ELEMENT item (#PCDATA) >
EOF
# parse xml document to be validated
instance = XML::Document.file('instance.xml')
# validate
instance.validate(dtd)
Class Method Summary
-
XML::Dtd.new(dtd_string) ⇒ Dtd
constructor
Create a new
Dtd
from the specified public and system identifiers:
Instance Method Summary
-
#external_id ⇒ "string"
Obtain this dtd’s external identifer (for a PUBLIC DTD).
-
#name ⇒ "string"
Obtain this dtd’s name.
-
#type ⇒ Numeric
Obtain this node’s type identifier.
-
#system_id ⇒ "string"
Alias for #uri.
-
#uri ⇒ "string"
(also: #system_id)
Obtain this dtd’s URI (for a SYSTEM or PUBLIC DTD).
Constructor Details
XML::Dtd.new(dtd_string) ⇒ Dtd
XML::Dtd.new(external_id, system_id) ⇒ Dtd
XML::Dtd.new(external_id, system_id, name, document, internal) ⇒ Dtd
Dtd
XML::Dtd.new(external_id, system_id) ⇒ Dtd
XML::Dtd.new(external_id, system_id, name, document, internal) ⇒ Dtd
Create a new Dtd
from the specified public and system identifiers:
* The first usage creates a DTD from a string and requires 1 parameter.
* The second usage loads and parses an external DTD and requires 2 parameters.
* The third usage creates a new internal or external DTD and requires 2 parameters and 3 optional parameters.
The DTD is then attached to the specified document if it is not nil.
Parameters:
dtd_string - A string that contains a complete DTD
external_id - A string that specifies the DTD's external name. For example, "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
system_id - A string that specififies the DTD's system name. For example, "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"
name - A string that specifies the DTD's name. For example "xhtml1".
document - A xml document.
internal - Boolean value indicating whether this is an internal or external DTD. Optional. If not specified
then external is assumed.
# File 'ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c', line 148
static VALUE rxml_dtd_initialize(int argc, VALUE *argv, VALUE self) { xmlDtdPtr xdtd; VALUE external, system; switch (argc) { case 3: case 4: case 5: { const xmlChar *xname = NULL, *xpublic = NULL, *xsystem = NULL; xmlDocPtr xdoc = NULL; VALUE name, doc, internal; rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "23", &external, &system, &name, &doc, &internal); Check_Type(external, T_STRING); xpublic = (const xmlChar*) StringValuePtr(external); Check_Type(system, T_STRING); xsystem = (const xmlChar*) StringValuePtr(system); if (name != Qnil) { Check_Type(name, T_STRING); xname = (const xmlChar*)StringValuePtr(name); } if (doc != Qnil) { if (rb_obj_is_kind_of(doc, cXMLDocument) == Qfalse) rb_raise(rb_eTypeError, "Must pass an LibXML::XML::Document object"); Data_Get_Struct(doc, xmlDoc, xdoc); } if (internal == Qnil || internal == Qfalse) xdtd = xmlNewDtd(xdoc, xname, xpublic, xsystem); else xdtd = xmlCreateIntSubset(xdoc, xname, xpublic, xsystem); if (xdtd == NULL) rxml_raise(xmlGetLastError()); /* The document will free the dtd so Ruby should not */ RDATA(self)->dfree = NULL; DATA_PTR(self) = xdtd; xmlSetTreeDoc((xmlNodePtr) xdtd, xdoc); } break; case 2: { rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "20", &external, &system); Check_Type(external, T_STRING); Check_Type(system, T_STRING); xdtd = xmlParseDTD((xmlChar*) StringValuePtr(external), (xmlChar*) StringValuePtr(system)); if (xdtd == NULL) rxml_raise(xmlGetLastError()); DATA_PTR(self) = xdtd; xmlSetTreeDoc((xmlNodePtr) xdtd, NULL); break; } case 1: { VALUE dtd_string; rb_scan_args(argc, argv, "10", &dtd_string); Check_Type(dtd_string, T_STRING); /* Note that buffer is freed by xmlParserInputBufferPush*/ xmlCharEncoding enc = XML_CHAR_ENCODING_NONE; xmlParserInputBufferPtr buffer = xmlAllocParserInputBuffer(enc); xmlChar *new_string = xmlStrdup((xmlChar*) StringValuePtr(dtd_string)); xmlParserInputBufferPush(buffer, xmlStrlen(new_string), (const char*) new_string); xdtd = xmlIOParseDTD(NULL, buffer, enc); if (xdtd == NULL) rxml_raise(xmlGetLastError()); xmlFree(new_string); DATA_PTR(self) = xdtd; break; } default: rb_raise(rb_eArgError, "wrong number of arguments"); } return self; }
Instance Method Details
#external_id ⇒ "string
"
Obtain this dtd’s external identifer (for a PUBLIC DTD).
# File 'ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c', line 64
static VALUE rxml_dtd_external_id_get(VALUE self) { xmlDtdPtr xdtd; Data_Get_Struct(self, xmlDtd, xdtd); if (xdtd->ExternalID == NULL) return (Qnil); else return (rxml_new_cstr( xdtd->ExternalID, NULL)); }
#name ⇒ "string
"
Obtain this dtd’s name.
# File 'ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c', line 82
static VALUE rxml_dtd_name_get(VALUE self) { xmlDtdPtr xdtd; Data_Get_Struct(self, xmlDtd, xdtd); if (xdtd->name == NULL) return (Qnil); else return (rxml_new_cstr( xdtd->name, NULL)); }
#type ⇒ Numeric
Obtain this node’s type identifier.
# File 'ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c', line 118
static VALUE rxml_dtd_type(VALUE self) { xmlDtdPtr xdtd; Data_Get_Struct(self, xmlDtd, xdtd); return (INT2NUM(xdtd->type)); }
#uri ⇒ "string
"
#system_id ⇒ "string
"
string
"
#system_id ⇒ "string
"
Alias for #uri.
#uri ⇒ "string
" Also known as: #system_id
Obtain this dtd’s URI (for a SYSTEM or PUBLIC DTD).
# File 'ext/libxml/ruby_xml_dtd.c', line 101
static VALUE rxml_dtd_uri_get(VALUE self) { xmlDtdPtr xdtd; Data_Get_Struct(self, xmlDtd, xdtd); if (xdtd->SystemID == NULL) return (Qnil); else return (rxml_new_cstr( xdtd->SystemID, NULL)); }