1. Features

2. Limitations

3. References

4. External links

Features

The principal impetus for TinyXML is its size, as the name suggests. It parses the XML into a DOM-like tree. It can both read and write XML files. Note: You may want to consider the improved version of TinyXML2^[4] by the same author.

Limitations

• TinyXML does not process DTDs, either internal or external. So XML files that rely upon DTD-defined entities will not parse correctly in TinyXML.
• Though it does handle processing instructions, it has no facilities for handling XSLT stylesheet declarations. That is, it does not apply an XSLT declared in a stylesheet processing instruction to the XML file when parsing it.
• Further, TinyXML has no facility for handling XML namespaces. Qualified element or attribute names retain their prefixes, as TinyXML makes no effort to match the prefixes with namespaces.
• In terms of encodings, it only handles files using UTF-8 or an unspecified form of ASCII similar to Latin-1.

References

External links

• TinyXML Homepage
• [https://github.com/wxFormBuilder/ticpp TinyXML++] which adds C++ concepts to TinyXML.
• TinyXPath which adds XPath syntax decoding to TinyXML in C++.

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