Method: Atom::Element.parse
- Defined in:
- lib/atom/element.rb
.parse(xml, base = '', element = nil) ⇒ Object
turns a String, an IO-like, a REXML::Element, etc. into an Atom::Element
the ‘base’ base URL parameter should be supplied if you know where this XML was fetched from
if you want to parse into an existing Atom::Element, it can be passed in as ‘element’
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# File 'lib/atom/element.rb', line 412 def self.parse xml, base = '', element = nil if xml.respond_to? :elements root = xml.dup else xml = xml.read if xml.respond_to? :read begin root = REXML::Document.new(xml.to_s).root rescue REXML::ParseException => e raise Atom::ParseError, e. end end unless root.local_name == self.self_name raise Atom::ParseError, "expected element named #{self.self_name}, not #{root.local_name}" end unless root.namespace == self.self_namespace raise Atom::ParseError, "expected element in namespace #{self.self_namespace}, not #{root.namespace}" end if root.attributes['xml:base'] base = (base.to_uri + root.attributes['xml:base']) end e = element ? element : self.new e.base = base # extension elements root.elements.each do |c| e.extensions << c end # extension attributes root.attributes.each do |k,v| e.extensions.attributes[k] = v end # as things are parsed, they're removed from e.extensions. whatever's # left over is stored so it can be round-tripped self.do_parsing e, root e end |