xml: create new XML parser #300
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Generally I would argue that writing a home grown parser is a bad idea, but unfortunately the
encoding/xml
package is somewhat poorly written compared to the rest of the standard library, and more or less unmaintained (it's extremely hard to get reviews for even small bug fixes). To this end I have been experimenting with a custom XML parser, and would like to get community feedback. Benefits to maintaining our own include:The downsides, however, are pretty major:
I am posting this issue as a place for the users to discuss whether it's a good idea to write/use our own parser. I am not convinced either way at this point. Other suggestions are also welcome.