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XMLTools[Print] - print an XML document with elements indented
XMLTools[PrintToFile] - print an XML document with elements indented to a disk file
XMLTools[PrintToString] - print an XML document with elements indented to a string
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Calling Sequence
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Print(xmlTree)
PrintToFile(fileName, xmlTree)
PrintToString(xmlTree)
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Parameters
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xmlTree
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Maple XML tree or a string; XML document
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fileName
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string; filename
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Description
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The Print(xmlTree) command formats an XML document so that its elements are indented as it is displayed on the default display device.
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The PrintToFile(fileName, xmlTree) command is similar to the Print command, except that the formatted XML document is written to the file fileName.
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The PrintToString(xmlTree) command formats the XML document and returns a Maple string containing the result. This allows you to pass the formatted XML to other procedures that can further process the document.
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A string containing valid XML data can be passed in place of a parsed tree data structure, in which case the string is first parsed, and then printed as though the resulting tree were passed directly.
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Examples
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<a>
<!-- An XML comment -->
<b c = 'd'>Some Text <here></b>
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