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endElement in XmlCursor??

I see beginElement here. How do you end an Element
when you're trying to construct an XML instance?


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Re: endElement in XmlCursor??

Posted by dave <ce...@yahoo.com>.

for e.g. am trying to construct a simple example below
using XmlCursor:
  <root>
    <a b="x"/>
    <z ver="4">
      <d test="yes">
        <e/>
      </d>
    </z>
  </root>

I could only use push/pop along with other regular
apis to construct this instance using Cursor. Push/Pop
for each element construction looks too verbose (
push/beginElement/insertAttr/pop like sequence).

Is there any efficient way? sample code would help.
by the way, am trying XmlCursor for the first time
now.

-D

--- dave <ce...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> I see beginElement here. How do you end an Element
> when you're trying to construct an XML instance?


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