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Re: XML , DOM - Modify the tree [message #12135 is a reply to message #12133]

Fri, 12 October 2007 11:44

mirek
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pippo wrote on Fri, 12 October 2007 05:15

hallo, I'm a newbe.
I need read a XML file and modify it.

I've seen the addressBookXML2. this example read a file and ,to rewrite it, re-CREATES ALL structure: starts from a new XmlNode object and fill it with Add().
This because function Node(int) returns a const XmlNode object.

But my XML files is very complex and I need modify only 1 value.

Why the dom-generated-tree is read only????
There's a function to modify it?

...Or copy some integer-block (nodes) to another tree, so I can create a new object and fill with copy... Very Happy

You can use following methods to modify XmlNode:

	XmlNode&       Add()                                      { return node.Add(); }
	void           AddText(const String& txt)                 { Add().CreateText(txt); }
	int            FindTag(const char *tag) const;
	XmlNode&       Add(const char *tag);
	XmlNode&       GetAdd(const char *tag);
	XmlNode&       operator()(const char *tag)                { return GetAdd(tag); }
	void           Remove(const char *tag);

Basically, it is only about using () instead of []...

Mirek

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		XML , DOM - Modify the tree By: pippo on Fri, 12 October 2007 11:15
		Re: XML , DOM - Modify the tree By: mirek on Fri, 12 October 2007 11:44
		Re: XML , DOM - Modify the tree By: pippo on Fri, 12 October 2007 16:10
		Re: XML , DOM - Modify the tree By: mirek on Fri, 12 October 2007 16:53

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