Hello,
Alain a écrit :
Hello experts,
I'd like to convert a LUA table to an equivalent in XML.
Here is what a sample of a LUA table :
LuaTable = {
["Item1"] = 8.52,
["Item2"] = "String",
["Item3"] = {
["Child1"] = 4.5,
["Child2"] = {
["GranChild"] = "That's all folks!\n"
},
["Child3"] = "With UTF-8: en français",
}
} -- this is a comment
Ouput could be
<LuaTable>
<Item1>8.52</Item1>
<Item2>String</Item2>
<Item3>
<Child1>4.5</Child1>
<Child2>
<GranChild>That's all folks!\n</GranChild>
</Child2>
<Child3>With UTF-8: en français</Child3>
</Item3>
</LuaTable> <!-- this is a comment -->
I'll eventually manage to transform that but my question is:
- Do you know if such a transformation already exists (and is
available), or some generic interpreter such as the equivalent of YACC ?
If you just add a document element, it's not very difficult to parse the
text with XSLT recursive templates to build the corresponding XML. I
have already done something like this with XSLT 1.0 for CSS and for
XPath 1.0 expressions.
Alain COUTHURES
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