Using the following methods, you can see the use of minixml, compared with activelink-php-xml-package-0.4.0, more in line with the use of habits, but also more simple.
$xmlDoc = new Minixmldoc ();
$xmlRoot =& $xmlDoc->getroot ();
$childElement =& $xmlRoot->createchild (\ ' achild\ ');
$childElement->attribute (\ ' name\ ', \ ' annie\ ');
$childElement->text (\ ' This element has attributes and children, such as This\ ');
$image =& $childElement->createchild (\ ' image\ ');
$image->attribute (\ ' location\ ', \ ' http://psychogenic.com/image.png\ ');
$childElement->text (\ ' image and Little\ ');
$orphan =& $xmlDoc->createelement (\ ' song\ ');
$orphan->text (\ ' Tomorrow, tomorrow\ ');
$childElement->appendchild ($orphan);
Print $xmlDoc->tostring ();
Add a child element, there are two ways, the first is directly the node Createchild, the second is first XmlDoc first createelement, then, the node in AppendChild.
The final print results are:
<?xml version= "1.0"?>
<achild name= "Annie" eyes= "#0000FF" hair= "#FF0000" >
This element has attributes and children, such as this
<image location= "Yun_qi_img/leech.jpg"/>
Image and Little
<song> tomorrow, Tomorrow </song>
</achild>
It is obvious that Minixml's use of the method is very simple, especially for simple data-saving XML files, but also, in detail, to see the examples provided by Minixml. Here is an unknown.
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Analytical
The Minixml file structure is:
minixml.inc.php
------Classes
-----------doc.inc.php element.inc.php node.inc.php treecomp.inc.php
Detailed API explanations are presented on the official website: http://minixml.psychogenic.com/api.html.
