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// Copyright 2008, Google Inc. All rights reserved.
//
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//
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// This file contains the declaration of the "old-schema" parsing functions.
#ifndef KML_ENGINE_PARSE_OLD_SCHEMA_H__
#define KML_ENGINE_PARSE_OLD_SCHEMA_H__
#include "kml/dom.h"
#include "kml/engine/engine_types.h"
namespace kmlengine {
// This is how "old-style" <Schema> worked. (This is NOT how <Schema> is used
// in OGC KML 2.2. This function is provided to map old-style <Schema> to
// OGC-compliant KML.
//
// In old-style <Schema> the following construct essentially extended
// <Placemark> to add a <NAME> field of the given type. All instances of this
// element would then appear as <S_park_boundaries_S>...</S_park_boundaries_S>
// and would generally take the form of a <Placemark>. Tecnically speaking
// the parent could be anything, but <Placemark> was the only element ever
// extended in this fashion.
//
// <Schema parent="Placemark" name="S_park_boundaries_S">
// <SimpleField type="wstring" name="NAME"/>
// </Schema>
//
// <S_park_boundaries_S>
// <name>Arches NP</name>
// <Polygon>...</Polygon>
// <NAME>Arches NP</NAME>
// </S_park_boundaries_S>
//
// Assuming the above <Schema> is in the passed map the above sample is parsed
// to the following:
//
// <Placemark>
// <name>Arches NP</name>
// <Polygon>...</Polygon>
// <ExtendedData>
// <Data name="NAME">Arches NP</Data>
// </ExtendedData>
// <NAME>Arches NP</NAME>
// </Placemark>
// If the input_xml is an element whose name is in the SchemaNameMap then
// this returns a converted <Placemark> to the given output buffer.
bool ConvertOldSchema(const string& input_xml,
const SchemaNameMap& schema_name_map,
string* output_xml);
// This uses ConvertOldSchema() to convert and parse the input. If anything
// fails NULL is returned and errors are saved to the given error buffer.
kmldom::PlacemarkPtr ParseOldSchema(const string& xml,
const SchemaNameMap& schema_name_map,
string* errors);
} // end namespace kmlengine
#endif // KML_ENGINE_PARSE_OLD_SCHEMA_H__