parse_document_xml
Parses an XML file, or a string of XML data, and returns a LuaDocument.
TIP: You can use this function if the file or string contains a single document. If you have a file or string that contains multiple documents, use one of the following functions instead:
Syntax
parse_document_xml( input [, file [, params ]] )
Arguments
| Argument | Description | 
|---|---|
| input | (string) The path to the XML file, or a string of XML data. | 
| file | (boolean, default false) Specifies whether theinputis a file path. | 
| params | (table) A table of named parameters to configure parsing. The table maps parameter names (String) to parameter values. For information about the parameters that you can set, see the following table. | 
Named Parameters
| Named Parameter | Description | 
|---|---|
| content_paths | (string list, default DRECONTENT) The paths in the XML to the elements that contain document content. You can specify a list of paths. | 
| document_root_paths | (string list, default DOCUMENT) The paths in the XML to the elements that represent the root of a document. You can specify a list of paths. | 
| include_root_path | (boolean, default false) Specifies whether to include thedocument_root_pathsnode in the document metadata. The default value includes only children of the root node. | 
| reference_paths | (string list, default DREREFERENCE) The paths in the XML to elements that contain document references. Though you can specify a list of paths, there must be exactly one reference per document. | 
Example
If you have a string named myXmlString that contains a document in XML format, you can obtain a LuaDocument object as follows:
local xmlParams = {
        document_root_paths={"DOC"},
        reference_paths={"REF"},
        content_paths={"CONTENT","MORE_CONTENT"}
    }
local myDocument = parse_document_xml(myXmlString, false, xmlParams)
                                                Returns
(LuaDocument). A LuaDocument object that represents the document.