geoffgarside-demolisher
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= demolisher
Works in a similar fashion to Builder but is instead used for extracting information from XML files rather than building them.
== Example
Given the simple XML example file below
Enoch Root 01234 567 8900 enoch@example.com YES Randy Waterhouse 01234 567 8901 randy@example.com NOwe can parse it with
xml = Demolisher.demolish('addressbook.xml') xml.addressbook do xml.person do puts "#{xml.firstname} #{xml.lastname}: #{xml.contact.email}" puts "this person is active" if xml.active? end end
and we should get the result of
Enoch Root: enoch@example.com this person is active Randy Waterhouse: randy@example.com
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2009 Geoff Garside. See LICENSE for details.
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