dear clemens,
in your example, the controller's xlmid will become "MyController controller arguments here" and you have access to that string via the stringstream argument in the constructor.
you can also parse all the XML below controller tag like:
<controller type="MyController controller arguments here">
<myxmltags>1 2 3</myxmltags>
</controller>
using RaveRegisterXMLReader. We do this for the ode physics interface, so you can see an example.
sincerely,
rosen,
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