I followed the documention, and copied sample code, but I got errors: http://michaelrsweet.github.io/mxml/ Any idea what am I doing wrong? ...

I use mini-xml to create a xml file. My format is as follow. I like to write those data into xml file. I looked for samples, but not easy to find. ...

I've built and installed mini-xml already on my computer, but when I try to compile their test program with gcc testmxml.c -lmxml -o myprogram, the er ...

I have xml.xml file: This file is loaded and then saved. On xmlout.xml I have: Where are values? ...

Here is an XML file I'm trying to parse with MXML library: I can parse and get the element name ('msgTyp'e, 'msgUID'), but not the associated value ...

I have the following xml file: If I load the xml file in the mxml node tree with mxmlLoadFile(), then I will get 3 MXML_TXT childs under the tag MX ...

I write an xml document like this: I try to parse this document with minixml library : When I parse the file I found this result: Have you an ...

I m playing with minixml in my C program. And when I save The minixml tree into a file with the mxmlSaveFile(bkp_tree, fp, MXML_NO_CALLBACK); function ...

I use mxml library to parse XML file in C language. I load my XML in buffer using the following code: The XML file is complicated but this is irrel ...

I'm trying parse the follow XML file: I'm using the follow C code: How can I access the child of the root? Where my concept of access is wrong? ...

I am having a problem getting the minixml library pulled into my project. I followed the documentation on minixml page here http://www.minixml.org/do ...

I am parsing an xml file in C using Minixml. I want to get the values "check-time", "check-key" etc from this small eg. file: Here is my code. I do ...

I am having an issue with the following code. It uses the Mini-XML library to extract elements from an xml file. It compiles and runs fine, except t ...

I'm using the MiniXML library to parse a XML file in C, however when i try to read the node's value it returns NULL. Here's the code: The problem ...