frag | R Documentation |
Create a frag
xml_fragment, that allows for multiple elements and nested
frag
s.
frag(..., .attr = NULL)
... |
nest named elements and characters to include in the fragment (see example) |
.attr |
a list of attributes to add to the parent of the fragment |
an xml_fragment()
object
Other xml_fragment:
add_child_fragment()
,
as.character.xml_fragment()
,
as_frag()
,
as_xml_nodeset()
,
data_frag()
,
xml_fragment()
doc <- xml_fragment(
study = frag(
.attr = c(id="1"),
person = frag(
.attr = c(id = "p1"),
name = "John Doe",
age = 30
),
person = frag(
name = "Jane Doe",
age = 25,
address = frag(street = "123 Main St", city = "Springfield"),
"This is a text node"
)
)
)
print(doc)
if (require("xml2")){
as_xml_document(doc)
}
# you can create a function to generate an xml fragment:
person_frag <- function(name, age, id){
tag("person", id = id) / frag(
name = name,
age = age,
address = frag(
street = "123 Main St",
city = "Springfield"
)
)
}
# xml_doc is a xml_fragment with the restriction of having one root element
doc2 <- xml_doc("study") / (
person_frag("John Doe", 30, "p1") +
person_frag("Jane Doe", 25, "p2")
)
print(doc2)
if (require("xml2")){
as_xml_document(doc2)
}
# a fragment can have multiple root elements
fgmt <- person_frag("John Doe", 30, id = "p1") +
person_frag("Jane Doe", 25, id = "p2")
print(fgmt)
if (require("xml2")){
# as_xml_document won't work because it expects a single root element,
# so we retrieve a nodeset instead
as_xml_nodeset(fgmt)
}
iris_xml <- xml_doc("fieldstudy", id = "iris", doi ="10.1111/j.1469-1809.1936.tb02137.x") /
frag(
source = "Fisher, R. A. (1936) The use of multiple measurements in
taxonomic problems. Annals of Eugenics, 7, Part II, 179–188.",
data = data_frag(iris, row_tag = "obs")
)
print(iris_xml, max_characters = 300)
if (require("xml2")){
as_xml_document(iris_xml)
}
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