From octave-sources-request at bevo dot che dot wisc dot edu Thu Sep  4 09:52:25 2003
Subject: howto return a structure from xml
From: Jan-Mark Batke <batke at nue dot tu-berlin dot de>
To: octave-sources at bevo dot che dot wisc dot edu
Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2003 16:52:29 +0200

Hello octave programmers, 

how can I build a structure within a octave function written
in c++?

My aim is to 
1. give a filename.xml to a octave function (works)

retval = readxml(name);

2. parse the xmlfile with help of libxml2 (works)
   <block1>
        <block2>content</block2>
   </block1>
   <block3>bla</block3>

3. retval should hold the xml structure, 

retval = root {
              block1 {
                     block2 = content;
                     }
              block3 = bla;
              }
(no idea so far)       

I am pretty new to octave programming; any help (which
manual to read etc - found nothing in liboctave doc) would
be appreciated!

Best

Jan-Mark

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