xml-rs | An XML library in Rust | Parser library

The solution is to implement iteration directly:

You should only include a dependency in a feature list if the dependency is optional. If the dependency is not optional, solely include it in the [dependencies] section.

It is a very simple error indeed. You just need to use Pets type instead of Pet:

It looks like I missed installing some dependencies.

sudo apt install pkg-config libasound2-dev libssl-dev cmake libfreetype6-dev libexpat1-dev libxcb-composite0-dev

https://github.com/amethyst/amethyst#debianubuntu

Following the example at the GitHub repository, you are missing an annotation:

Usually you would do this by mirroring the same data structure in your Rust types:

As xml-rs is a pull parser, each structural part of an XML element is captured by multiple events, in this case of type XmlEvent. Namely, XmlEvent::StartElement is triggered after parsing an opening (or bodiless) XML tag, and provides the element's name, namespace and list of attributes. On the other hand, XmlEvent::Characters captures text between XML tags. This is the event that is missing in your pattern matching.

In your case, this means that you must keep track of the last entered element in order to assign that text to the entry. One possible solution is to keep a mutable record and use it at the end of an element, where it will be complete.

Oniguruma doesn't build with CMake on Windows MSVC. This was an open issue in the onig_sys crate.

I've now updated the way the onig_sys crate builds so it should work with MSVC now.

To update to this fixed version make sure the Cargo.toml dependency for onig is set to either 1.2 or 1.2.1: