xexpr_constant_dump_string ()

void                xexpr_constant_dump_string          (XexprConstant *constant,
                                                         GString *str);

Dumps constant to the given str in XML format. For invocation, string and numeric types, XEXPR itself is used as the dump format (with explicit type tags). Function definitions cannot be expressed in XEXPR (which requires that functions be given a name), so we get as close as we can and use a <define> element without the required name attribute.

xexpr_constants_dump_string ()

void                xexpr_constants_dump_string         (GSList *constants,
                                                         GString *str);

Dumps constants to the given str in XML format one after the other, thus forming an XML fragment.

See xexpr_constant_dump_string() for details of the XML format used.

xexpr_dump_string ()

void                xexpr_dump_string                   (Xexpr *xexpr,
                                                         GString *str);

Dumps xexpr to the given str in XML format. If xexpr contains multiple constants, this will result in an XML fragment.

See xexpr_constant_dump_string() for details of the XML format used.

xexpr_constant_dump ()

void                xexpr_constant_dump                 (XexprConstant *constant,
                                                         FILE *fp);

Dumps constant to the given fp in XML format.

See xexpr_constant_dump_string() for details of the XML format used.

xexpr_constants_dump ()

void                xexpr_constants_dump                (GSList *constants,
                                                         FILE *fp);

Dumps constants to the given fp in XML format one after the other, thus forming an XML fragment.

See xexpr_constant_dump_string() for details of the XML format used.

xexpr_dump ()

void                xexpr_dump                          (Xexpr *xexpr,
                                                         FILE *fp);

Dumps xexpr to the given fp in XML format. If xexpr contains multiple constants, this will result in an XML fragment.

See xexpr_constant_dump_string() for details of the XML format used.

xexpr_stack_dump ()

void                xexpr_stack_dump                    (Xexpr *xexpr,
                                                         FILE *fp);

Dumps the current stack of xexpr to the given fp in human readable format. The environments of the various invoked functions will be given in order starting with the innermost (#0). For each environment, the variables defined there will be given along with their current values. Global variables are contained in the outermost environment.