Re: Nesting below emptiness and/or inverting a hash.

in reply to Nesting below emptiness and/or inverting a hash.

I may be (in fact, probably am) missing something significant, but... couldn't you dump the parsed XML data into a database (with some kind of context info (eg - a field indicating a tag's parent)), and then rebuild the data structure afterwards?

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Re^2: Nesting below emptiness and/or inverting a hash. by Moron (Curate) on Jan 25, 2007 at 10:34 UTC
That would be prohibitively slow. The existing version in development can parse a gigabyte in less than a minute. I don't want to slow it down with database calls otherwise I am defeated from the outset. -M Free your mind	[reply]
Re^3: Nesting below emptiness and/or inverting a hash. by bibliophile (Prior) on Jan 25, 2007 at 15:05 UTC
Ah. Yes, that would be the "something significant" that I missed. :-D	[reply]

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