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# Copyright (c) 2011, Peter Ohler<br>
# All rights reserved.
#
# === Description:
#
# Ox handles XML documents in two ways. It is a generic XML parser and writer as
# well as a fast Object / XML marshaller. Ox was written for speed as a
# replacement for Nokogiri and for Marshal.
#
# As an XML parser it is 2 or more times faster than Nokogiri and as a generic
# XML writer it is 14 times faster than Nokogiri. Of course different files may
# result in slightly different times.
#
# As an Object serializer Ox is 4 times faster than the standard Ruby
# Marshal.dump(). Ox is 3 times faster than Marshal.load().
#
# === Object Dump Sample:
#
# require 'ox'
#
# class Sample
# attr_accessor :a, :b, :c
#
# def initialize(a, b, c)
# @a = a
# @b = b
# @c = c
# end
# end
#
# # Create Object
# obj = Sample.new(1, "bee", ['x', :y, 7.0])
# # Now dump the Object to an XML String.
# xml = Ox.dump(obj)
# # Convert the object back into a Sample Object.
# obj2 = Ox.parse_obj(xml)
#
# === Generic XML Writing and Parsing:
#
# require 'ox'
#
# doc = Ox::Document.new(:version => '1.0')
#
# top = Ox::Element.new('top')
# top[:name] = 'sample'
# doc << top
#
# mid = Ox::Element.new('middle')
# mid[:name] = 'second'
# top << mid
#
# bot = Ox::Element.new('bottom')
# bot[:name] = 'third'
# mid << bot
#
# xml = Ox.dump(doc)
# puts xml
# doc2 = Ox.parse(xml)
# puts "Same? #{doc == doc2}"
module Ox
end
require 'ox/version'
require 'ox/error'
require 'ox/hasattrs'
require 'ox/node'
require 'ox/comment'
require 'ox/raw'
require 'ox/instruct'
require 'ox/cdata'
require 'ox/doctype'
require 'ox/element'
require 'ox/document'
require 'ox/bag'
require 'ox/sax'
# C extension
require 'ox.so'
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