Method TreeBase<T>.XmlSave(+ 1 overload)

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Overload

Saves tree of nodes (this and descendants) to an XML file.

protected void XmlSave(string file, TreeBase<T>.XmlNodeWriter nodeWriter, XmlWriterSettings sett = null, IEnumerable<T> children = null)

Parameters

file  (string) XML file. Must be full path. Can contain environment variables etc, see pathname.expand.

nodeWriter  (TreeBase<T>.XmlNodeWriter) Callback function that writes node's XML start element (see System.Xml.XmlWriter.WriteStartElement) and attributes (see System.Xml.XmlWriter.WriteAttributeString). Must not write children and end element. Also should not write value, unless your reader knows how to read it.

sett  (XmlWriterSettings) XML formatting settings. Optional.

children  (IEnumerable<T>) If not null, writes these nodes as if they were children of this node.

Exceptions

ArgumentException Not full path.

Exception Exceptions of System.Xml.XmlWriter.Create and other System.Xml.XmlWriter methods.

Remarks

Uses filesystem.save. It ensures that existing file data is not damaged on exception etc.

Examples

TreeBase<T>

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Overload(top)

Writes tree of nodes (this and descendants) to an System.Xml.XmlWriter.

protected void XmlSave(XmlWriter x, TreeBase<T>.XmlNodeWriter nodeWriter, IEnumerable<T> children = null)

Parameters

x  (XmlWriter)

nodeWriter  (TreeBase<T>.XmlNodeWriter) Callback function that writes node's XML start element (see System.Xml.XmlWriter.WriteStartElement) and attributes (see System.Xml.XmlWriter.WriteAttributeString). Must not write children and end element. Also should not write value, unless your reader knows how to read it.

children  (IEnumerable<T>) If not null, writes these nodes as if they were children of this node.

Exceptions

Exception Exceptions of System.Xml.XmlWriter methods.

Examples

TreeBase<T>