Provide an $expanded (full) type name or an namespace $uri and a $local node
name. Returned is a HASH with process information or undef
if not
found.
Option | Default |
json_friendly | <false> |
sloppy_floats | <false> |
sloppy_integers | <false> |
- json_friendly => BOOLEAN
- The READER is slightly different, to produce output which can be passed
on to JSON serializers without need for conversion. Implies
sloppy_floats
.
- sloppy_floats => BOOLEAN
- The float types of XML are all quite big, and support NaN, INF, and -INF.
Perl's normal floats do not, and therefore Math::BigFloat is used. This,
however, is slow. When true, your application will crash on any value which
is not understood by Perl's default float... but run much faster.
- sloppy_integers => BOOLEAN
- the <integer> types must accept huge integers, which require
Math::BigInt
objects to process. But often, Perl's normal signed
32bit integers suffice... which is good for performance, but not standard
compliant.