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- Introduction
- Create the Parser object
- Parser options
- Set RDF statement callback handler
- Set parsing log message handlers
- Set the identifier creator handler
- Set namespace declared handler
- Set the parsing strictness
- Provide syntax content to parse
- Parse the content from a URI (
raptor_parser_parse_uri()) - Parse the content of a URI using an existing WWW connection (
raptor_parser_parse_uri_with_connection()) - Parse the content of a C
FILE*(raptor_parser_parse_file_stream()) - Parse the content of a file URI (
raptor_parser_parse_file()) - Parse chunks of syntax content provided by the application (
raptor_parser_parse_start()andraptor_parser_parse_chunk())
- Parse the content from a URI (
- Restrict parser network access
- Querying parser static information
- Querying parser run-time information
- Aborting parsing
- Destroy the parser
- Parsing example code
The typical sequence of operations to parse is to create a parser object, set various handlers and options, start the parsing, send some syntax content to the parser object, finish the parsing and destroy the parser object.
Several parts of this process are optional, including actually using the triple results, which is useful as a syntax checking process.