Re: Text markup (XML) parser in GWT?

> Then override onBrowserEvent() 

Yes, I could change it. You mean overriding the onBrowserEvent() of the parent of the anchor element I suppose?

I would have to dig a bit deeper to see if it would cover all my requirements, but sure a good idea. I remember doing this in the past but without overriding the onBrowser event which didn't work well..

Yeah the parent panel should do that. 

>  I would parse it using GWT xml parser

​But how can I use the gwt xml parser to specify the opening/closing tags as they are different then the xml tags ([, ] vs <, >)..

Oh right. You have to replace them with <> and probably fix attributes (wrap values with quotes).

If you still want to write a parser then maybe take a look at JavaCC 6.1.0+ which has a "modern" output style which is compatible to GWT.

http://consoliii.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/configuring-javacc-maven-plugin-for.html

http://consoliii.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/creating-gwt-compatible-parser-using.html

http://consoliii.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/creating-gwt-compatible-parser-using_15.html

-- J.

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