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Calling external library functions

I want to call functions from the LibXML library, I'm not aware of any functions
in PHP that would allow me to do so. PERL does this quite often, and I was
wondering if I'm just blind and couldn't find the functions or if this ability
doesn't exist in PHP?

Thanks!
Jeff
Jul 17 '05 #1
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Jeff Rodriguez wrote:
I want to call functions from the LibXML library, I'm not aware of any
functions in PHP that would allow me to do so. PERL does this quite
often, and I was wondering if I'm just blind and couldn't find the
functions or if this ability doesn't exist in PHP?

Thanks!
Jeff

Duplicate post, didn't see the origional because of some news client sorting.

Ignore please :)

Jeff
Jul 17 '05 #2

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