[AWS] [Template Parser] How to use Cursor_Tag

[Mathieu Benard]

Hi every one,

I'd like to use the template parser (stand alone) which is part of the AWS.
My project's goal is to generate xml files from templates.

Currently , I'm encountering some difficulties. I wrote to Pascal Obry which
advised me to ask my questions in this mailinglist.
So, I''ve a data model which contains *messages*, these messages contain  *
words*.

The part of the template dedicated to these messages looks like :

@@TABLE@@
<message name="@_MSG_NAME_@">....
          <word name="@_WORD_NAME_@">....
@@END_TABLE@@

Actually, I don't know how I could find the good words matching a given
message. Moreover, a given word could belong to many different messages.

I've tried to understand how  dynamic *Cursor_Tag *(see template parser API)
works, because it seems to be the adequated tag to handle complexe
structures.

Unfortunatly, I didn't understand the principle. I've also tried to
understand Cursor_tag via the templates parser tests (from svn repository)
but I did not succeed to launch it, because gnatpython is missing on my work
station (I 'm not allowed to install it).

Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions

-- 
Mathieu Bénard
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