[xsde-users] Prolog items

[Boris Kolpackov]

Hi Chris,

Jones Chris <Chris.Jones at helvar.com> writes:

> #ifndef TEST1_PSKEL_HXX
> #define TEST1_PSKEL_HXX
> // Begin prologue.
> //
> #include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type.hxx>
> #include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type-pskel.hxx>
> #include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type-pimpl.hxx>
> namespace XMLEntities
> {
>   using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type;
>   using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type_pskel;
>   using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type_pimpl;
> }
> //
> // End prologue.

Now I am confused. There is nothing wrong with this code. The C++/Hybrid
mapping, underneath, calls C++/Parser to generate parser skeletons and it
uses prologue/type-map machinery to tailor them to its own needs.

Specifically, if I run:

xsde cxx-hybrid --generate-parser --hxx-prologue pskel=FRED1 \
--hxx-prologue pskel=FRED2 hello.xsd

I get, in hello-pskel.hxx:

#ifndef CXX__HELLO_PSKEL_HXX
#define CXX__HELLO_PSKEL_HXX
// Begin prologue.
//
FRED1
FRED2
#include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type.hxx>
#include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type-pskel.hxx>
#include <xsde/cxx/hybrid/any-type-pimpl.hxx>
namespace xml_schema
{
  using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type;
  using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type_pskel;
  using ::xsde::cxx::hybrid::any_type_pimpl;
}
//
// End prologue.

Which is exactly what's expected.

Boris