Module XML_print

module XML_print : sig..end

Printer for XML.

val encode_unsafe_char : string -> string

The encoder maps strings to HTML and must encode the unsafe characters '<', '>', '"', '&' and the control characters 0-8, 11-12, 14-31, 127 to HTML entities. encode_unsafe is the default for ?encode in output and pretty_print below. Other implementations are provided by the module Netencoding in the OcamlNet library, e.g.: let encode = Netencoding.Html.encode ~in_enc:`Enc_iso88591 ~out_enc:`Enc_usascii (), Where national characters are replaced by HTML entities. The user is of course free to write her own implementation.
See also OcamlNet

val encode_unsafe_char_and_at : string -> string

In addition, encode "@" as "@" in the hope that this will fool simple minded email address harvesters.

val compose_decl : ?version:string -> ?encoding:string -> unit -> string

encoding is the name of the character encoding, e.g. "US-ASCII" or "UTF-8"

val compose_doctype : string -> string list -> string

module Make : functor (XML : XML_sigs.Iterable) -> 
  functor (I : sig      val emptytags : string listend) -> 
  functor (O : XML_sigs.Output) -> 
  XML_sigs.Printerwith type out := O.out and type xml_elt := XML.elt

module MakeTyped : functor (XML : XML_sigs.Iterable) -> 
  functor (TypedXML : XML_sigs.TypedXML     with module XML := XML) -> 
  functor (O : XML_sigs.Output) -> 
  
  XML_sigs.TypedPrinterwith type out := O.out
                              and type 'a elt := 'a TypedXML.elt
                              and type doc := TypedXML.doc

module MakeSimple : functor (XML : XML_sigs.Iterable) -> 
  functor (F : sig      val emptytags : string listend) -> 
  XML_sigs.SimplePrinterwith type xml_elt := XML.elt

module MakeTypedSimple : functor (XML : XML_sigs.Iterable) -> 
  functor (TypedXML : XML_sigs.TypedXML     with  module XML := XML) -> 
  
  XML_sigs.TypedSimplePrinterwith type 'a elt := 'a TypedXML.elt
                                    and type doc := TypedXML.doc