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Ben Boeckel
Xdmf
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May 23, 2008
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Jerry Clarke
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libsrc/XdmfDoxygen
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XdmfValues.h \
XdmfValuesXML.h \
XdmfValuesHDF.h \
XdmfValuesMySQL.h \
XdmfExpression.h \
XdmfObject.h
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libsrc/XdmfValuesMySQL.h
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//! Parent Class for handeling I/O of actual data for an XdmfDataItem
/*!
This is the class for access of values from a MySQL Database. By default, the
ValuesXML are in XML and handled XdmfValuesXML. Otherwise they're
handled by XdmfValuesXMLXXX (where XXX is the format). In this format (SQL)
the CDATA of the DataItem is an SQL Query into a MySQL Database
In this format (SQL) the CDATA of the DataItem is an SQL Query into a MySQL Database.
A MySQL XdmfDataItem Node Looks like :
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@@ -51,7 +50,15 @@ A MySQL XdmfDataItem Node Looks like :
</DataItem>
\endverbatim
This DataItem
Putting "<" in the CDATA, it may cause an error in the XML parser.
Here's an example of using "<" in the CDATA :
\verbatim
<![CDATA[SELECT X FROM Locations WHERE Time < 0.21]]>
\endverbatim
That is you have ti start the CDATA with "<![CDATA[" and end
it with "]]>".
*/
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