This blog is dedicated to learning the Go programming language (golang). Most likely there'll be golang tutorials, discussions on golang idioms and golang programming techniques. We will also follow the development of golang as it matures.
Written by Allister Sanchez.
After some reflection, what I want to have is in fact to be able to auto-generate a Go package or packages, which can be imported into any Go code later, given an XML EDIFACT grammar file that is generated by some tool, such as (my current employer) Amadeus' Visual Services tool.
The format of this XML EDIFACT grammar file is
Visual Services 5 - XML Generator
1...list of transactions......list of messages......list of groups......list of segments......list of composites...
The resulting package codes could then be stored in a folder named after the interface name (in the above example "skd") as composites.go, segments.go, groups.go, etc. Every time there's a new version of the grammar XML file, edigo must be used to regenerate the said files.
That's all for now. I will write more on this later.
Oh, and by the way, I've created a new repository on GitHub for this.
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