PHP Functions : XMLReader functions
Context of the notion in the technology: Document / Topc: PHP Functions
Related Keywords: PHP Functions XML Reader functions
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xmlreader.php
Items Related to XMLReader functions
Inner Elements of XMLReader functions
XMLReader functions contains following items:
- XMLReader->close() (XML Reader close )
- XMLReader->expand() (XML Reader expand )
- XMLReader->getAttribute() (XML Reader get Attribute )
- XMLReader->getAttributeNo() (XML Reader get Attribute No )
- XMLReader->getAttributeNS() (XML Reader get Attribute NS )
- XMLReader->getParserProperty() (XML Reader get Parser Property )
- XMLReader->isValid() (XML Reader is Valid )
- XMLReader->lookupNamespace() (XML Reader lookup Namespace )
- XMLReader->moveToAttribute() (XML Reader move To Attribute )
- XMLReader->moveToAttributeNo() (XML Reader move To Attribute No )
- XMLReader->moveToAttributeNs() (XML Reader move To Attribute Ns )
- XMLReader->moveToElement() (XML Reader move To Element )
- XMLReader->moveToFirstAttribute() (XML Reader move To First Attribute )
- XMLReader->moveToNextAttribute() (XML Reader move To Next Attribute )
- XMLReader->next() (XML Reader next )
- XMLReader->open() (XML Reader open )
- XMLReader->read() (XML Reader read )
- XMLReader->setParserProperty() (XML Reader set Parser Property )
- XMLReader->setRelaxNGSchema() (XML Reader set Relax NG Schema )
- XMLReader->setRelaxNGSchemaSource() (XML Reader set Relax NG Schema Source )
- XMLReader->XML() (XML Reader XML )
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