Project Description
Yet another easy to use C++ and C# XML parser library on Windows platform!
Portable Elmax is ready!!! Download at https://sourceforge.net/projects/elmax/
The code to create a simple XML, using C++ Elmax
The almost similar code to create a simple XML, using C# Elmax
The end result (XML)
The C++ code to read the price in that XML
The similar C# code to read the price in that XML
An code example of Linq-to-XML Style of Node Creation in version 0.82 of C++ Elmax
Here is the XML contents generated from the above Linq-to-XML Style of Node Creation code.
Tutorial at CodeProject
Linq-To-XML Node Creation Tutorial at CodeProject
Documentation
Yet another easy to use C++ and C# XML parser library on Windows platform!
Portable Elmax is ready!!! Download at https://sourceforge.net/projects/elmax/
The code to create a simple XML, using C++ Elmax
usingnamespace Elmax; Element root; root.SetDomDoc(pDoc); // A empty DOM doc is initialized beforehand. root[L"Books|Book|Price"].SetFloat(12.99f);
The almost similar code to create a simple XML, using C# Elmax
using Elmax; Element root = new Element(); root.SetDomDoc(doc); // A empty DOM doc is initialized beforehand. root["Books|Book|Price"].SetFloat(12.99f);
The end result (XML)
<Books><Book><Price>12.990000</Price></Book></Books>
The C++ code to read the price in that XML
usingnamespace Elmax; Element root; root.SetDomDoc(pDoc); // A XML file is read into the DOM doc beforehand. Element elemPrice = root[L"Books|Book|Price"]; if(elemPrice.Exists()) { float price = elemPrice.GetFloat(10.0f); }
The similar C# code to read the price in that XML
using Elmax; Element root = new Element(); root.SetDomDoc(doc); // A XML file is read into the DOM doc beforehand. Element elemPrice = root["Books|Book|Price"]; if(elemPrice.Exists) { float price = elemPrice.GetFloat(10.0f); }
An code example of Linq-to-XML Style of Node Creation in version 0.82 of C++ Elmax
usingnamespace Elmax; NewElement root(L"Foods"); root.Add( NewElement(L"Food", NewAttribute(L"Name", L"Luncheon Meat"), NewAttribute(L"Price", L"8.40"), NewAttribute(L"Category", L"Grocery"), NewElement(L"Manufacturer", NewElement(L"Address", L"Jurong, Singapore"), NewElement(L"Name", L"Acme Canned Food") ) ), NewElement(L"Food", NewAttribute(L"Name", L"Instant Noodle"), NewAttribute(L"Price", L"12.30"), NewAttribute(L"Category", L"Dried Food"), NewElement(L"Manufacturer", NewElement(L"Address", L"Ang Mo Kio, Singapore"), NewElement(L"Name", L"Ah Kong Food Industrial") ) ) ); root.PrettySave(szPath, L"1.0", true);
Here is the XML contents generated from the above Linq-to-XML Style of Node Creation code.
<?xmlversion="1.0"encoding="UTF-8"?><Foods><FoodName="Luncheon Meat"Price="8.40"Category="Grocery"><Manufacturer><Address>Jurong, Singapore</Address><Name>Acme Canned Food</Name></Manufacturer></Food><FoodName="Instant Noodle"Price="12.30"Category="Dried Food"><Manufacturer><Address>Ang Mo Kio, Singapore</Address><Name>Ah Kong Food Industrial</Name></Manufacturer></Food></Foods>
Tutorial at CodeProject
Linq-To-XML Node Creation Tutorial at CodeProject
Documentation