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Toshiba high speed DVD writer hits the shelves







Toshiba high speed DVD writer hits the
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Toshiba high speed DVD writer hits the
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09/21/2004 08:14 AM

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Now here's the dirty secret; most of it is machine-generated XML, and in most cases, I use the perl regexp engine to read and process it.

I was struck by this because I would have thought XPath or SAX would provide better performance as they are APIs tuned specifically for XML.

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1. Regular expression: preg_match_all('/<title>([^<]*)/',$rss,$titles_arr))

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4. SAX, wrote an element handler function that matched and processed the title tag.

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Results

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XPATH       8.3417         77.24
SAX        10.0851         93.38

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