pugixml

Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• xml_attribute::set_name and xml_node::set_name now have overloads that accept pointer to non-null-terminated string and size
• Implement parse_merge_pcdata parsing mode in which PCDATA contents is merged into a single node when original document had comments that were skipped during parsing
• Fix PUGIXML_STATIC_CRT CMake option

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Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• xml_attribute::set_value, xml_node::set_value and xml_text::set now have overloads that accept pointer to non-null-terminated string and size
• Fix error handling in xml_document::save_file that could result in the function succeeding while running out of disk space
• Fix memory leak during error handling of some out-of-memory conditions during xml_document::load

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Patch release.

This is identical to v1.12 except that it updates PUGIXML_VERSION macro to 1.12. It can be used in applications where PUGIXML_VERSION is needed, but this update is not critical otherwise.

Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• Fix xml_document move construction (for C++11) and xml_node iterator signatures (for C++20)
• Add support for VS2022
• Reorganize CMake settings to have PUGIXML_ prefix and allow more configuration via CMake options, like choosing compact/wchar_t modes.

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Patch release.

This patch reintroduces pugixml target for CMake when find_package is used, which was accidentally removed from v1.11.
It's recommended that pugixml::pugixml target is used instead, but this patch restores pugixml target for existing applications / libraries that depend on it.

The previous patch, v1.11.3, did not handle repeated attempts to call find_package; this patch fixes that particular corner case.

Patch release.

This patch reintroduces pugixml target for CMake when find_package is used, which was accidentally removed from v1.11.
It's recommended that pugixml::pugixml target is used instead, but this patch restores pugixml target for existing applications / libraries that depend on it.

The previous patch, v1.11.2, was not compatible with CMake 3.10; this patch restores compatibility with earlier CMake versions when using imported targets.

Patch release.

This patch reintroduces pugixml target for CMake when find_package is used, which was accidentally removed from v1.11.
It's recommended that pugixml::pugixml target is used instead, but this patch restores pugixml target for existing applications / libraries that depend on it.

The previous patch, v1.11.1, was only compatible with CMake 3.18 and up; this patch restores compatibility with earlier CMake versions when using imported targets.

Patch release.

This patch reintroduces pugixml target for CMake when find_package is used, which was accidentally removed from v1.11.
It's recommended that pugixml::pugixml target is used instead, but this patch restores pugixml target for existing applications / libraries that depend on it.

Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• Add xml_node::remove_attributes and xml_node::remove_children
• Add a way to customize floating point precision via xml_attribute::set and xml_text::set overloads
• XPath parser now limits recursion depth which prevents stack overflow on malicious queries
• Exported CMake target name changed to pugixml::pugixml; see subsequent patch releases

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Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• XPath union operation now is ~2x faster to compute and results in a stable order that doesn't depend on pointer order
• Add format_skip_control_chars formatting flag to skip non-printable ASCII characters
• Add format_attribute_single_quote formatting flag to use single quotes for attribute values
• Add Visual Studio .natvis files to improve debugging experience

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Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• Added move semantics support for xml_document
• XPath parser no longer relies on exceptional control flow/longjmp in absence of exceptions
  • xpath_exception is still used to communicate errors when exceptions are enabled
• Fix compilation issues for some custom GCC installations
• Fix compilation warnings for GCC 7.3/8

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This is a re-release of v1.8 with fixed timestamps for files in .tar.gz

Maintenance release.

Release highlights:

• Added parse_embed_pcdata parsing mode to reduce memory consumption for some documents
• Added Latin-1 auto-detection support
• When printing empty elements, a space is no longer added before / in format_raw mode
• Fix compilation issues for Borland C++ 5.4 and some distributions of MinGW 3.8

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Major release, featuring performance and memory improvements along with some new features.

Release highlights:

• Introduced a new compact tree storage mode that takes significantly less memory (2-5x smaller DOM) at some performance cost
• New integer parsing/formatting implementation (3-5x faster at getting/setting integers)
• Added format_indent_attributes that makes the resulting XML friendlier to line diff/merge tools
• Fix Clang 3.7 crashes in out-of-memory cases (C++ DR 1748)

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Maintenance release focused on bug fixes.

Release highlights:

• Fixed translate and normalize-space XPath functions to no longer return internal NUL characters
• Fixed buffer overrun on malformed comments inside DOCTYPE sections
• Attribute/text values now use more digits when printing floating point numbers to guarantee round-tripping.

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Major release focused on performance improvements that also has some new features and compatibility improvements.

Release highlights:

• Implemented efficient moving of nodes within the same document
• Optimized parsing (10-40% faster with clang/GCC, 10% faster with MSVC)
• Optimized node copying (stackless, shares string contents where possible, up to 3x faster overall)
• Optimized node output (stackless, up to 60% faster)
• Optimized XPath evaluation (XPathMark suite is 100x faster; some commonly used queries are 4x faster)

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Major release, featuring many XPath enhancements, wide character filename support, miscellaneous performance improvements, bug fixes and more.

Major release, featuring header-only mode, various interface enhancements (i.e. PCDATA manipulation and C++11 iteration), many other features and compatibility improvements.