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README

1This example demonstrates how to use a SAX parser to build a custom DOM
2inherited from libxml++ nodes. If an application document is sufficiently
3complex, it will have an object hierarchy structure. libxml++ provides a
4generic tree structure with serialization and parsing facilities builtin.
5By making classes inherit from libxml++, it is easy to leverage these
6facilities. Classic examples of a custom DOM are the W3C HTML and SVG DOM.
7This example barely scratches the surface of a SVG DOM ;-)