Hi i am new in this world, so i need some help with this. I need to make a program in c++ or c, receive an xml file, and the program count the file labels (<Home> <\Home>) and say how many time repeats the same label.
Thanks
Hi i am new in this world, so i need some help with this. I need to make a program in c++ or c, receive an xml file, and the program count the file labels (<Home> <\Home>) and say how many time repeats the same label.
Thanks
Here's something for you:
I/O on files: Click Here
For the XML part:
a. use some libraries for parsing the file:
TinyXML: Click Here
Xerces: Click Here
b. use regex for matching:
Here's an online tool to test your regex:Regex101
c. brute parse the file and count the <home>
and </home>
tags
thanks for the tips bro. But now i'm having a little issue. by example i declare my regular expression like
string regex_str = "[a-z]+";
and in my file i have strings like
asd
dfghj
afghyt
s
f
So in theory, the regular expression must recognize all expressions in letters between a and z, with all combinations. Interestingly only recognized when a single letter come, is like if my regular expression is [a-z] without +, if I try whit * the same thing happens only recognizes the letter alone. You have some recommendation for this
Maybe something like this: Click Here
You're explanation: yes, indeed, it has to match all characters between a-z, but, when it meets a blank space, it will stop, since ' '
is not part of the 'a-z'
range.
Use '\b[what_to_search]\b
' to search as words, since '\b
' stands for word boundary, or try using this regex \w+
for matching only words, but this will match also digits.
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