examples/libxml.c
hubbub_error form_associate(void *ctx, void *form, void *node)
{
	/* In this implementation, we do nothing here.
	 * 
	 * If we wish to process forms afterwards, then we would want to use 
	 * this entry point to associate inputs with form elements. This is 
	 * useful because forms may be misnested in the source data and thus
	 * it is not necessarily sufficient to search the resultant DOM to 
	 * perform the association.
	 *
	 * Note that this callback will be called even if the node has
	 * an @form. In that case, the association should be between the node
	 * and the form identified by the ID in @form. This may not be the same
	 * as the form passed in.
	 */
	return HUBBUB_OK;
}
/**
 * Associate a node with a form
 *
 * \param ctx   Our context
 * \param form  The form to associate with
 * \param node  The node to associate
 * \return HUBBUB_OK on success, appropriate error otherwise
 */
Associate a node with a form
\param ctx   Our context
\param form  The form to associate with
\param node  The node to associate
\return HUBBUB_OK on success, appropriate error otherwise
Associate a node with a form \ param ctx Our context \ param form The form to associate with \ param node The node to associate \ return HUBBUB_OK on success appropriate error otherwise
hubbub_error form_associate(void *ctx, void *form, void *node)
{
	return HUBBUB_OK;
}
hubbub_error form_associate ( void * ctx , void * form , void * node ) { return HUBBUB_OK ; }
Associate a node with a form
 \param ctx   Our context
 \param form  The form to associate with
 \param node  The node to associate
 \return HUBBUB_OK on success, appropriate error otherwise
Associate a node with a form \ param ctx Our context \ param form The form to associate with \ param node The node to associate \ return HUBBUB_OK on success appropriate error otherwise
/* In this implementation, we do nothing here.
	 * 
	 * If we wish to process forms afterwards, then we would want to use 
	 * this entry point to associate inputs with form elements. This is 
	 * useful because forms may be misnested in the source data and thus
	 * it is not necessarily sufficient to search the resultant DOM to 
	 * perform the association.
	 *
	 * Note that this callback will be called even if the node has
	 * an @form. In that case, the association should be between the node
	 * and the form identified by the ID in @form. This may not be the same
	 * as the form passed in.
	 */