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**Where do you want to add a newline? All you are doing is setting an
attribute
**on an element... do you want to include the newline in the value of the
**attribute, or between elements, or what?
**I want to add a newline after certain attributes and after certain
elements.
Here is a better code snippet:
CFileDialog dlg(false, "xml", "*.xml",
// The following flag options are a combination of defaults along
// with OFN_NOCHANGEDIR to keep the default dialog directory the
// same regardless of user navigation.
//OFN_HIDEREADONLY | OFN_OVERWRITEPROMPT | OFN_NOCHANGEDIR);
OFN_HIDEREADONLY | OFN_OVERWRITEPROMPT);
if(dlg.DoModal() == IDOK)
{
CString fileName = dlg.GetFileName();
CXMLInterface xmlDomInterface;
HRESULT hr = S_OK;
MSXML::IXMLDOMNodePtr pRootNode, pNode, pChildNode,pSubChildNode = NULL;
hr = xmlDomInterface.CreateEmptyDocument();
CHECKHR(hr);
//Create the root
pRootNode =
xmlDomInterface.CreateRootElement(ucrPMFileName.AllocSysString());
for(i=0;i<MAX;i++)
{
tmpNum = GetNumber(i);
**I don't know C++ very well, but what is the point of this? Every time
through
**the loop, you overwrite the value of tmpNum. Why not just remove the loop
**and say 'tmpNum = GetNumber(MAX-1);'?
** No, not in this case because depending on the value I get from GetNumber
is whether or not it ** is added to the count. Every time I go through the
loop I get different values and they are
** saved in the xml output.
tmpB3 = GetBx3/10.0(i);
tmp1Fp = GetType(i);
tmpDShelf = GetDShelf(i);
tmpFShelf = GetFShelf(i);
tmpFpNum = GetFpNum(i);
pNode = xmlDomInterface.CreateDOMNode(MSXML::NODE_ELEMENT,
uName[0].AllocSysString());
hr = pRootNode->appendChild(pNode);
CHECKHR(hr);
hr =
xmlDomInterface.SetAttribute(pNode,attribName[i].AllocSysString(),tmpNum);
CHECKHR(hr);
tmpStr.Format(_T("%.2f"), tmpBx3);
hr =
xmlDomInterface.SetAttribute(pNode,attribName[i].AllocSysString(),tmpStr.All
ocSysString());
CHECKHR(hr)
hr =
xmlDomInterface.SetAttribute(pNode,attribName[i].AllocSysString(),fNumber[tm
pDShelf].AllocSysString());
CHECKHR(hr);
hr =
xmlDomInterface.SetAttribute(pNode,attribName[i].AllocSysString(),tmpFShelf)
;
CHECKHR(hr);
}
// Save document
hr = xmlDomInterface.Save(fileName.AllocSysString());
CHECKHR(hr);
CleanUp:
_com_error er(hr);
AfxMessageBox(er.ErrorMessage());
} //if doModal
-----Original Message-----
From: pdavis152@attbi.com [mailto:pdavis152@attbi.com]On Behalf Of Peter
Davis
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 4:50 PM
To: Nicole Redmond; xml-dev@lists.xml.org
Subject: Re: [xml-dev] xml question - new line
On Friday 19 July 2002 12:30, Nicole Redmond wrote:
> How do I add a new line to the XML displayed in the browser and in the
file
> opened by a text editor such as Notepad without changing all of the ints
to
> strings?
Where do you want to add a newline? All you are doing is setting an
attribute
on an element... do you want to include the newline in the value of the
attribute, or between elements, or what?
>[...]
> for(i=0;i<MAX;i++)
> {
> tmpNum = GetNumber(i);
> //many other ints defined here
> }
I don't know C++ very well, but what is the point of this? Every time
through
the loop, you overwrite the value of tmpNum. Why not just remove the loop
and say 'tmpNum = GetNumber(MAX-1);'?
Did you mean to have the code that follows this (where you create the
element
and set the attribute) inside of the loop?
--
Peter Davis
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