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I am working on some serialization sub procedures and am looking at how to get the string representation of an XML document, for example I want to be able to get the following. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Transaction> <Order id="12345" dateReceived="2002-05-14"> <Item> </Item> </Order> </Transaction> After studying the API's it seems you must got to great lengths to get a string representation of an XML document regardless of whether you use SAX or DOM. For instance here is some code to produce the 'id' attribute in Order. // You have to literally add each character including spaces. ... QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutXMLCh(gFormatter@: %ADDR(chSpace)) // Add Space QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutDOMString(gFormatter@: AttrName2@) // Add Attribute Name QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutXMLCh(gFormatter@: %ADDR(chEqual)) // Add the equal sign QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutXMLCh(gFormatter@: %ADDR(chDoubleQuote)) //Start the double quote QxmlXMLFormatter_setEscapeFlags(gFormatter@: Qxml_AttrEscapes) // not sure yet QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutDOMString(gFormatter@: AttrVal2@) // Add the value of the Attribute QxmlXMLFormatter_setEscapeFlags(gFormatter@: Qxml_NoEscapes) // not sure yet QxmlXMLFormatter_streamoutXMLCh(gFormatter@: %ADDR(chDoubleQuote)) //End the double quote ... YIKES! Is there an easier way with the provided API's? If not I will start typing... or does somebody already have this done and would like to donate some code? Aaron Bartell
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