> However an input file like this does not parse.
>
> <Patient>
> <lbpa_Npa>1234</lbpa_Npa>
> <lbpa_Nai>02-Oct-1923 00:00:00</lbpa_Nai>
> <Entree>15-Oct-1582 01:00:00</Entree>
> <Pid>0</Pid>
> <Ncas>0</Ncas>
> <pre10 />
> <lbpa_Pre>Peter</lbpa_Pre>
> <lbpa_Num_Npat>1234567</lbpa_Num_Npat>
> <lbrq_Nom1 />
> <lbpa_Adr2>Paris</lbpa_Adr2>
> <lbrq_Nom2 />
> <lbpa_Sexe>M</lbpa_Sexe>
> <nom10 />
> <lbrq_Rid>0</lbrq_Rid>
> <Actif />
> <lbpa_Adr />
> <lbpa_Nom>Smith</lbpa_Nom>
> <Adm />
> </Patient>
> <Demande>
> <Entree>15-Oct-1582 01:00:00</Entree>
> <lbde_Rid>12345</lbde_Rid>
> <lbde_Nlab>12345</lbde_Nlab>
> <Sortie>15-Oct-1582 01:00:00</Sortie>
> <NarunaFile />
> <Ncas>0</Ncas>
> <Etabl />
> <lbde_Num_Npat>12345</lbde_Num_Npat>
> <Naruna />
> <Date_Mod>01-Jan-1900 00:00:00</Date_Mod>
> <Taille>0</Taille>
> <lbde_pid>12345/111</lbde_pid>
> <TCollection>0</TCollection>
> <Semgr>0</Semgr>
> <lbrq_nom1 />
> <lbde_Dtprv>02-Mar-2011 06:00:00</lbde_Dtprv>
> <Pathologique>FALSE</Pathologique>
> <lbrq_nom2 />
> <Bacterio>FALSE</Bacterio>
> <Volume>0</Volume>
> <Type_www />
> <Poids>0</Poids>
> <lbde_Dtdem>02-Mar-2011 07:18:32</lbde_Dtdem>
> <PasVue>FALSE</PasVue>
> <par />
> <Domaine />
> </Demande>
Just guessing here, but it probably doesn't parse because a well-formed
XML document may not contain multiple root elements, so this technically
violates the XML grammar. If you wrap the above elements inside some
other element, the yacc parser would probably handle it as-is.
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