xenon::spec_server() now accepts a path in its constructor, not just a file like before. And
xenon::get_record() now accepts paths to records just like the web interface. For example:
xenon::spec_server s("~/wythe/xenon/xddl");
auto rec = xenon::get_record(s, "3GPP/TS-36.331/DL-DCCH-Message");
You can see a complete program in the examples/tutorial.cpp file.
New search functions
The xenon::find() function has been removed and instead xenon::find_first() should be used. The original name was confusing with the std version of find since its functionality is not really the same.
The xenon::for_each_path() function can be used for performing an action over all nodes in a message that matches a path.
More examples to come!
Flattened xenon/tools directory
The tools that consist of only one source file are no longer in a directory of there own.
Improved Record Access
xenon::spec_server()now accepts a path in its constructor, not just a file like before. Andxenon::get_record()now accepts paths to records just like the web interface. For example:You can see a complete program in the examples/tutorial.cpp file.
New search functions
The
xenon::find()function has been removed and insteadxenon::find_first()should be used. The original name was confusing with thestdversion of find since its functionality is not really the same.The
xenon::for_each_path()function can be used for performing an action over all nodes in a message that matches a path.More examples to come!
Flattened xenon/tools directory
The tools that consist of only one source file are no longer in a directory of there own.