module Nokogiri module LibXML # :nodoc: class XmlSaxHandler < FFI::ManagedStruct # :nodoc: XML_SAX2_MAGIC = 0xDEEDBEAF # see, the libxml2 authors DO have a sense of humor. i think. layout(:internalSubset, :pointer, :isStandalone, :pointer, :hasInternalSubset, :pointer, :hasExternalSubset, :pointer, :resolveEntity, :pointer, :getEntity, :pointer, :entityDecl, :pointer, :notationDecl, :pointer, :attributeDecl, :pointer, :elementDecl, :pointer, :unparsedEntityDecl, :pointer, :setDocumentLocator, :pointer, :startDocument, :start_document_sax_func, :endDocument, :end_document_sax_func , :startElement, :start_element_sax_func, :endElement, :end_element_sax_func, :reference, :pointer, :characters, :characters_sax_func, :ignorableWhitespace, :pointer, :processingInstruction, :pointer, :comment, :comment_sax_func, :warning, :warning_sax_func, :error, :error_sax_func, :fatalError, :pointer, :getParameterEntity, :pointer, :cdataBlock, :cdata_block_sax_func, :externalSubset, :pointer, :initialized, :uint, :_private, :pointer, :startElementNs, :start_element_ns_sax2_func, :endElementNs, :end_element_ns_sax2_func, :serror, :syntax_error_handler ) def self.allocate new LibXML.calloc(1, LibXML::XmlSaxHandler.size) end def self.release ptr LibXML.free(ptr) end end end end