xml_SetCDATASectionHandler ( parserID; startCDATAHandler; endCDATAHandler )

• --> parserID : longint
• --> startCDATAHandler : string[31]
• --> endCDATAHandler : string[31]

Set the handler method for character data (CDATA) sections in the xml document. These handlers don't receive any data. They simple tell the processing that a CDATA section is starting or ending.

For example, if you are creating a parser for transforming XML documents which only implements the CDATA and Default handlers, CDATA sections, e.g. <![CDATA[...]>, would be handed to the Default handler which is not always what you want. These two handlers get around this for you by at least letting you know when a CDATA section is starting or ending so that you can handle it yourself.

	`Method: handler_CDATAstart (parser) C_LONGINT($1;$parser) $parser:=$1

	`Method: handler_CDATAend (parser) C_LONGINT($1;$parser) $parser:=$1

	`Method: parseXML (text) C_TEXT($1;$xmlText) $xmlText:=$1 C_LONGINT($parser) $parser:=xml_ParserCreate("") xml_SetElementHandler($parser;"handler_startElement";"handler_endElement") xml_SetCDATASectionHandler($parser;"handler_CDATAstart";"handler_CDATAend") xml_SetCDATAHandler($parser;"handler_CDATA") C_LONGINT($errorCode) $errorCode:=xml_Parse($parser;$xmlText;1) xml_ParserFree($parser)