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263 tree. We assume you already have an xmlDocPtr called <varname>doc</varname>
264 and an xmlNodPtr called <varname>cur</varname>.</para>
280 <para>Get the first child node of <varname>cur</varname>. At this
281 point, <varname>cur</varname> points at the document root, which is
327 turn to <varname>cur->xmlChildrenNode</varname>. To retrieve it, we
329 …G">xmlNodeListGetString</ulink></function>, which also takes the <varname>doc</varname> pointer as…
351 through a document for the contents of all <varname>keyword</varname>
386 <para>Initialize the <varname>context</varname> variable.</para>
393 <varname>result</varname> if no result is found.</para>
400 <varname>xmlXPathObjectPtr</varname>. We use it to print the contents of
401 <varname>keyword</varname> nodes in our document. The node set object
402 includes the number of elements in the set (<varname>nodeNr</varname>) and
403 an array of nodes (<varname>nodeTab</varname>):
413 <para>The value of <varname>nodeset->Nr</varname> holds the number of
420 returned, because the contents of the <varname>keyword</varname>
458 tree, specified by <varname>cur</varname>.</para>
517 pointer, <varname>cur.</varname> using the <ulink
566 <varname>xmlChar</varname> containing the attribute's value. In this case,
647 <para><varname>handler</varname> is declared as a pointer to an
653 calculated here for strings <varname>in</varname> and
654 <varname>out</varname>.</para>
664 <para>The conversion function identified by <varname>handler</varname>