12.3.3 Encoding in wire order

Render element into string. The XML elements are processed in wire order by chasing wo pointers. This is what you want for validating signatures on other people's XML documents. If the wire representation was schema invalid, e.g. elements were in wrong order, the wire representation is still respected, except for xmlns declarations and XML attributes, which are always sorted, per exc-c14n rules. For each element a function is generated as follows

  char* TPF_ENC_WO_NS_EEE(struct zx_ctx* c,
                          struct TPF_NS_EEE_s* x,
                          char* p);

For example

  char* zx_ENC_WO_se_Envelope(struct zx_ctx* c,
                              struct zx_se_Envelope_s* x,
                              char* p);

A helper function is also available

  struct zx_str* zx_EASY_ENC_WO_se_Envelope(struct zx_ctx* c,
                                    struct zx_se_Envelope_s* x);