Hash question: behavior of a hash with xmlHashAddEntry and xmlHashAddEntry2 types

On Mon, Mar 19, 2007 at 02:56:45PM -0500, David Hagood
wrote:
> Given that I have created a hash with xmlHashCreate:
> 
> 1) Is it valid to populate it with calls to both
xmlHashAddEntry and
> xmlHashAddEntry2 - in other words, having entries with
one or two strings.
> 2) What is the behavior of xmlHashLookup and
xmlHashLookup2 in such a case?
> 
> For example, is the following code valid?
> 
> xmlHashAddEntry2(hash,BAD_CAST
"Smokey",BAD_CAST "Bear",&bear);
> xmlHashAddEntry(hash,"Smokey",&bandit);
> 
> And if so, what will  xmlHashLookup(hash,BAD_CAST
"Smokey") return?
> 
> The hash documentation isn't clear on whether this is
valid or not.

  That should be valid xmlHashAddEntry is a call to
xmlHashAddEntry3 
with 2 extra NULL args, and xmlHashLookup is a call to
xmlHashLookup3
with 2 extra NULL args, everything is done internally with 3
args.
Note however that I never tried to mix in libxml2 code
itself.

Daniel

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