Namespace Markup Language parser

##How to set up To parse a document, you have to create new nml object.

var doc = new nml();

Then, you can change to failonerr mode, that stops the parser if an error occures.

doc.failonerr = true;

And finally you should set up sandbox elements - that ones, which may contain only one text child (such as html:script element in html6) TODO

doc.sandbox = [
 {name:"script",space:"html"},
 {name:"textarea",space:"form"},
 {name:"customelementsrock"}
];

Now you are ready to parse.

##How to parse Before the parsing, you have to load your document (via http or from a local file) into a local variable (as a string), then you can call the parse function.

var str = "<svg:svg width=100 height=100><g><svg:path d=\"M0,0 L100,100\" /></g></svg:svg>";
doc.parse(str);
console.log(doc.childs[0]);

You can also call the parser asynchronously. TODO

doc.parse.on("error",function(e){
 console.log(e.line);
 console.log(e.collumn);
 console.log(e.message);
});
doc.parse.on("success",function(e){
 console.log(doc.[0]);
});
doc.parse(str,true);

After parsing you will maybe need to export a DOM document. That can be easily done using the toDOM function. TODO

doc.parse(str);
node = doc.toDOM().body;
document.importNode(node,true);