On 15/09/2004, at 2:22 AM, Byron Whitlock wrote:

>  Okay I think I have it running.
>  Is there a way to tell which parser I am running?

You can get a list of available parser classes using:

xml::parserclass info names

You can get the default parser class using:

xml::parserclass info default

(I just noticed that option was missing from the man page, so I've 
fixed that)

>  I did this:
>  package require xml
>  package require xml::libxml2
>  package require dom
>  And I get no errors.

Yes, this appears to be necessary on Windows.  I do that in the 
tkxmllint/tkxsltproc example applications.

I'll add that to the documentation.

>  I am worried that I'm running the interpereted version though.

You shouldn't be, but the above commands will tell you.  You should see 
"libxml2" appear as an available parser class.

Cheers,
Steve Ball

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