NAME
       DHTML::ypXmlTree

SUMMARY
        use DHTML::ypXmlTree;

        # Please, note the use of underbars.
        # ypXmlTree uses hypens, but Perl doesn't
        # play nicely with them. So, it you see a
        # hypen in the JS docs, think underbar
        # when you get to Perl-land.

        # There are accessor methods for all of the
        # XSLT parameters defined in ypXmlTree docs.

        # You can define their value in the constructor
        # or with an accessor.

        my $tree = DHTML::ypXmlTree->new(
                                         "img_path" => "/youngpup/",
                                         "js_path"  => "/youngpup/",
                                         );

        $tree->toggle_open("toggleDL.gif");
        $tree->toggle_closed("toggleDL.gif");
        $tree->toggle_downlevel("toggleDL.gif");

        $tree->default_folder_icon("folder1.gif");
        $tree->default_folder_open_icon("folder2.gif");

        $tree->selection_style(3);
        $tree->bullet("bullet.gif");

        my $f1 = $tree->folder(name=>"weblogs",title=>"Weblogs");

        my $f1a = $f1->folder(name=>"mtl",title=>"Montreal");
        $f1a->file(name=>"aaronland", href=>"http://aaronland.net");

        print $tree->as_xml();
        print $tree->as_html();

DESCRIPTION
       This package implements an OOP-ish intereface for generat-
       ing, and transforming, the XML documents used in Aaron
       Boodman's ypXmlTree DHTML widget.

PUBLIC METHODS
       DHTML::ypXmlTree->new(%args)


       $pkg->as_xml(%args)


       $pkg->as_html(%args)


PRIVATE METHODS

       &_render(@args)


       &_render_attrs(@args)


       &_render_params(@args)


       &_render_file(@args)


       &_render_folder(@args)

VERSION
       0.1

AUTHOR
       Aaron Straup Cope

SEE ALSO
       the XML::YAGenerator manpage

       the XML::LibXML manpage

       the XML::LibXSLT manpage

       http://www.youngpup.net/?request=/components/ypXml-
       Tree.xml&xpath=/project/description

LICENSE
       Copyright 2001, Aaron Straup Cope.

       This is free software, you may use it and distribute it
       under the same terms as Perl itself.