advancing SER_DEFAULT_NS(namespace) macro for serialization

1 files changed, 17 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/examples/serialize.c b/examples/serialize.c
index a830ab4..cf481d6 100644
--- a/examples/serialize.c
+++ b/examples/serialize.c
@@ -183,7 +183,16 @@
    macro SER_DEFAULT_NS(<ns>) does not describe any real element but sets
    default namespace to <ns>. So all SER_* defines after SER_DEFAULT_NS(<ns>)
    will create elements with namespace <ns>. SER_DEFAULT_NS(NULL) disables
-   default name prefix.
+   default name prefix. SER_NS_*(NULL, name) define describes the element
+   without namespace prefix in any case.
+
+   If element has attributes it must be described in TS by the special structure.
+   For example XML_TYPE_UINT8 with attributes is described as:
+        struct {XML_TYPE_UINT8 body; XML_NODE_ATTR *attrs;}
+   Here attrs is a NULL terminated list XML_NODE_ATTR holding name,
+   namespace and value of attribute.
+   Such structures are described by special macros SER_ATTR_* or SER_ATTR_NS_*
+   in TDO.
 
 
 
@@ -266,7 +275,7 @@ SER_STR("CreationClassName", 1),
 SER_STR("Description", 1),
 SER_BOOL("DesktopInteract", 1),
 SER_NS_STR(EX1_NS, "DisplayName", 1),
-SER_STR("ErrorControl", 1),
+SER_NS_STR(NULL, "ErrorControl", 1),
 SER_UINT32("ExitCode", 1),
 SER_STR("InstallDate", 1),
 SER_STR("Name", 1),
@@ -688,15 +697,15 @@ example6()
     str_attrs[1].next = &str_attrs[2];
 
     SER_START_ITEMS(Dummy)
-        SER_ATTR_NS_UINT8_FLAGS(NULL, "UINT8", 1, 0),
-        SER_ATTR_NS_UINT16_FLAGS(NULL, "UINT16", 1, 0),
-        SER_ATTR_NS_UINT32_FLAGS(NULL, "UINT32", 1, 0),
-        SER_ATTR_NS_BOOL_FLAGS(NULL, "BOOL", 1, 0),
-        SER_ATTR_NS_STR_FLAGS(NULL, "STRING", 1, 0),
+        SER_ATTR_UINT8("UINT8", 1),
+        SER_ATTR_UINT16("UINT16", 1),
+        SER_ATTR_UINT32("UINT32", 1),
+        SER_ATTR_BOOL("BOOL", 1),
+        SER_ATTR_STR("STRING", 1),
     SER_END_ITEMS(Dummy);
 
     SER_START_ITEMS(Sample)
-        SER_ATTR_NS_STRUCT_FLAGS(XML_NS_WS_MAN, "STRUCT", 1, 0, Dummy),
+        SER_ATTR_NS_STRUCT(XML_NS_WS_MAN, "STRUCT", 1, Dummy),
     SER_END_ITEMS(Sample);
 
     WsContextH cntx;