Unigine::Xml Class
Header: | #include <UnigineXml.h> |
As Unigine extensively uses XML for storing different types of data, it also provides functionality for parsing and saving files of this type.
See Also#
- C++ API sample <UnigineSDK>/source/samples/Api/Systems/Xml
- C# API sample <UnigineSDK>/source/csharp/samples/Api/Systems/Xml
Xml Class
Members
static XmlPtr create ( ) #
Default constructor that creates an empty instance.static XmlPtr create ( const char * name, const char * args = 0 ) #
Creates an XML tree with a given node as a root.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the node that will be a root.
- const char * args - Optional arguments to the root node. If provided, they should be in this form:
arg1=\"value1\" arg2=\"value2\" …
If values do not contain spaces, escaped quotes can be omitted.
static XmlPtr create ( const Ptr<Xml> & xml ) #
Constructor. Creates a path out of the specified XML file.Arguments
- const Ptr<Xml> & xml - Pointer to the XML file.
int setArg ( const char * name, const char * value ) #
Sets a literal value of a given argument.Arguments
- const char * name - The XML argument name.
- const char * value - The XML argument value.
Return value
Returns 1 if the argument is set successfully; otherwise, 0.const char * getArg ( const char * name ) #
Gets an XML argument.Arguments
- const char * name - The XML argument name.
Return value
Value of the argument, if it is found; otherwise, 0.int isArg ( const char * name ) #
Checks whether an argument with a given name exists.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of XML argument.
Return value
1 if the argument exists; otherwise, 0.void setArgName ( int num, const char * name ) #
Sets the XML argument name.Arguments
- int num - The argument number.
- const char * name - The argument name.
const char * getArgName ( int num ) #
Returns argument name by its number.Arguments
- int num - Argument number.
Return value
Argument name.void setArgValue ( int num, const char * value ) #
Sets the XML argument value.Arguments
- int num - The argument number.
- const char * value - The argument value.
const char * getArgValue ( int num ) #
Returns the XML argument value.Arguments
- int num - The argument number.
Return value
Argument value.int setBoolArg ( const char * name, int value ) #
Sets a value of a given boolean argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- int value - Value of the argument. Any non-zero value means true, the zero value means false.
Return value
Returns 1 if the operation was successful; otherwise, 0.int getBoolArg ( const char * name, int value ) #
Returns a value of a given boolean argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- int value - Default value of the argument.
Return value
1 if the argument has a value 1, true or TRUE; 0, if the argument has a value 0, false or FALSE; otherwise, 0.int getBoolArg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given boolean argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
1 if the argument has a value 1, true or TRUE; 0, if the argument has a value 0, false or FALSE; otherwise, 0.void setBoolData ( int data ) #
Sets a boolean content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- int data - Content to set. Any non-zero value means true, the zero value means false.
int getBoolData ( ) #
Returns a boolean interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
1 if a value equals to 1, true or TRUE; 0, if the value equals to 0, false or FALSE; otherwise, 0.Ptr<Xml> getChild ( const char * name ) #
Returns the child of the XML tree.Arguments
- const char * name - The child number.
Return value
Pointer to XML.Ptr<Xml> getChild ( int num ) #
Returns a child node by its name or index number in the child list.To check, if a child with a given name exists, use the isChild() method.
Arguments
- int num - The child number.
Return value
Target child node, if it is found; otherwise, 0.int isChild ( const char * name ) #
Checks if a child element with a given name exists.Arguments
- const char * name - Element name to check.
Return value
const char * getChildData ( const char * name ) #
Gets the data from the XML child node.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the child node.
Return value
The value of the child node.void setData ( const char * data ) #
Sets an XML data.Arguments
- const char * data - The XML data.
const char * getData ( ) #
Gets a data from the XML file.Return value
Data.int setDMat4Arg ( const char * name, const Math::dmat4 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given dmat4 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::dmat4 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::dmat4 getDMat4Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given dmat4 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setDMat4Data ( const Math::dmat4 & data ) #
Sets a dmat4 matrix content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::dmat4 & data - Content to set.
Math::dmat4 getDMat4Data ( ) #
Returns a dmat4 matrix interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setDoubleArg ( const char * name, double value ) #
Sets a value of a given double argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- double value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.double getDoubleArg ( const char * name, double value ) #
Returns a value of a given double argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- double value - Default value of the argument.
Return value
Argument value.double getDoubleArg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given double argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.int setDoubleArrayArg ( const char * name, double[] src ) #
Sets a vector of double as a value of a given argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- double[] src - Reference to a vector with double components.
Return value
Always 1.int getDoubleArrayArg ( const char * name, const char * name ) #
Returns a set of double values stored in an argument and puts them in a vector.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- const char * name
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.int setDoubleArrayData ( double[] src ) #
Sets a vector of double components as a content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- double[] src - Reference to a vector with double components.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getDoubleArrayData ( out double[] dest ) #
Returns an interpretation of data stored in the node as a vector of double components.Arguments
- out double[] dest - Reference to a vector with double components.
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.void setDoubleData ( double data ) #
Sets a double content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- double data - Content to set.
double getDoubleData ( ) #
Returns a double interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setDVec2Arg ( const char * name, const Math::dvec2 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given dvec2 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::dvec2 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::dvec2 getDVec2Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given dvec2 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setDVec2Data ( const Math::dvec2 & data ) #
Sets a dvec2 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::dvec2 & data - Content to set.
Math::dvec2 getDVec2Data ( ) #
Returns a dvec2 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setDVec3Arg ( const char * name, const Math::dvec3 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given dvec3 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::dvec3 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::dvec3 getDVec3Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given dvec3 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setDVec3Data ( const Math::dvec3 & data ) #
Sets a dvec3 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::dvec3 & data - Content to set.
Math::dvec3 getDVec3Data ( ) #
Returns a dvec3 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setDVec4Arg ( const char * name, const Math::dvec4 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given dvec4 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::dvec4 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::dvec4 getDVec4Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given dvec4 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setDVec4Data ( const Math::dvec4 & data ) #
Sets a dvec4 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::dvec4 & data - Content to set.
Math::dvec4 getDVec4Data ( ) #
Returns a dvec4 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setFloatArg ( const char * name, float value ) #
Sets a value of a given float argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- float value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.float getFloatArg ( const char * name, float value ) #
Returns a value of a given float argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- float value - Default value of the argument.
Return value
Argument value.float getFloatArg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given float argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.int setFloatArrayArg ( const char * name, float[] src ) #
Sets a vector of floats as a value of a given argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- float[] src
Return value
Always 1.int getFloatArrayArg ( const char * name, out float[] dest ) #
Returns a set of float values stored in an argument and puts them in a vector.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- out float[] dest - Target vector.
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.int setFloatArrayData ( float[] src ) #
Sets a vector of floats as a content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- float[] src - A float array data.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getFloatArrayData ( out float[] dest ) #
Returns an interpretation of data stored in the node as a vector of floats.Arguments
- out float[] dest - Reference to a vector.
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.void setFloatData ( float data ) #
Sets a float content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- float data - Content to set.
float getFloatData ( ) #
Returns a float interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.String getFormattedSubTree ( const char * path = 0, const char * indent = "\t" ) #
Converts the specified XML subtree into a formatted string for "pretty printing". If no arguments are passed, the entire XML tree is converted.Arguments
- const char * path - Path to the XML subtree to be formatted. See the description of find() for more details.
- const char * indent - String to be used for indenting (e.g. "\t").
Return value
Multi-line indented output of the specified XML subtree.int setIntArg ( const char * name, int value, int radix = 10 ) #
Sets a value for a given int argument in a given number notation. By default, the decimal number notation is used.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- int value - Value of an argument.
- int radix - Radix to use when setting a value.
Return value
1 if the value is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getIntArg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given int argument.To check whether the argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.int getIntArg ( const char * name, int value ) #
Returns a value of a given int argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- int value - Default value of the argument.
Return value
Argument value.int setIntArrayArg ( const char * name, int[] src, int radix = 10 ) #
Sets an array of integers as xml argument in a given number notation. By default, the decimal number notation is used.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- int[] src - An array of integers.
- int radix - Radix to use when setting a value.
Return value
1 if the array is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getIntArrayArg ( const char * name, out int[] dest ) #
Returns a set of int values stored in an argument and puts them in a vector.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
- out int[] dest - Reference to a vector or an array of integers.
Return value
1 if values are read successfully; otherwise, 0.int setIntArrayData ( int[] src, int radix ) #
Sets a vector of integers as a content for the XML node in a given number notation. By default, the decimal number notation is used. This can be done only for XML nodes with no children.Arguments
- int[] src - Reference to a vector.
- int radix - Radix to use when setting a value.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getIntArrayData ( out int[] dest ) #
Returns an interpretation of data stored in the node as a vector of integers.Arguments
- out int[] dest - Reference to a vector.
Return value
1 if values are read successfully; otherwise, 0.int setIntData ( int value, int radix = 10 ) #
Sets an integer as a content for the XML node in a given number notation. By default, the decimal number notation is used. This can be done only for XML nodes with no children.Arguments
- int value - Content to set.
- int radix - Radix to use when setting a value.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getIntData ( ) #
Returns an integer interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setIVec2Arg ( const char * name, const Math::ivec2 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given ivec2 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::ivec2 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::ivec2 getIVec2Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given ivec2 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setIVec2Data ( const Math::ivec2 & data ) #
Sets a ivec2 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::ivec2 & data - Content to set.
Math::ivec2 getIVec2Data ( ) #
Returns a ivec2 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setIVec3Arg ( const char * name, const Math::ivec3 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given ivec3 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::ivec3 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::ivec3 getIVec3Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given ivec3 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setIVec3Data ( const Math::ivec3 & data ) #
Sets a ivec3 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::ivec3 & data - Content to set.
Math::ivec3 getIVec3Data ( ) #
Returns a ivec3 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setIVec4Arg ( const char * name, const Math::ivec4 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given ivec4 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::ivec4 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::ivec4 getIVec4Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given ivec4 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setIVec4Data ( const Math::ivec4 & data ) #
Sets a ivec4 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::ivec4 & data - Content to set.
Math::ivec4 getIVec4Data ( ) #
Returns a ivec4 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.void setLongData ( long long data ) #
Sets a long content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- long long data - Content to be set.
long long getLongData ( ) #
Returns a long interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setMat4Arg ( const char * name, const Math::mat4 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given mat4 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::mat4 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::mat4 getMat4Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given mat4 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setMat4Data ( const Math::mat4 & data ) #
Sets a mat4 matrix content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::mat4 & data - Content to set.
Math::mat4 getMat4Data ( ) #
Returns a mat4 matrix interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.void setName ( const char * name ) #
Sets a name of the node.Arguments
- const char * name - Node name.
const char * getName ( ) #
Returns a name of the node.Return value
Node name.int getNumArgs ( ) #
Returns a number of arguments.Return value
Number of arguments.int getNumChildren ( ) #
Returns the number of the node children.Return value
The result.Ptr<Xml> getParent ( ) #
Returns the parent of the current XML node.Return value
XML node.int setQuatArg ( const char * name, const Math::quat & value ) #
Sets a value of a given quat argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::quat & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::quat getQuatArg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given quat argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setQuatData ( const Math::quat & data ) #
Sets a quaternion content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::quat & data - Content to set.
Math::quat getQuatData ( ) #
Returns a quaternion interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setRawData ( const char * data ) #
Sets a raw content for the node. Raw data will be automatically formatted as a CDATA section. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const char * data - Content to set.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int setStringArrayArg ( const char * name, const Vector< String > & src ) #
Sets a vector of strings as a value of a given argument in a given number notation. By default, the decimal number notation is used.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Vector< String > & src - An array of strings.
Return value
Always 1.int getStringArrayArg ( const char * name, Vector< String > & dest ) #
Returns a set of string values stored in an argument and puts them in a vector.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the string.
- Vector< String > & dest - Reference to a vector.
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.int setStringArrayData ( const Vector< String > & src, const char * delimiter = "," ) #
Sets a vector of strings as a content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Vector< String > & src - Reference to a vector of strings.
- const char * delimiter - Character(s) to be used as a delimiter to split tokens.
Return value
1 if the content is set successfully; otherwise, 0.int getStringArrayData ( Vector< String > & dest, const char * delimiter = "," ) #
Returns an interpretation of data stored in the node as a vector of strings.Arguments
- Vector< String > & dest - Reference to a vector of strings.
- const char * delimiter - Character(s) to be used as a delimiter to split tokens.
Return value
1 if dest contains anything; otherwise, 0.String getSubTree ( const char * path = 0 ) #
Dumps the node tree.Arguments
- const char * path - Path to XML sub-tree.
Return value
Single-line non-indented output of the node tree. If no arguments are passed, the entire XML tree would be output.int setVec2Arg ( const char * name, const Math::vec2 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given vec2 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::vec2 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::vec2 getVec2Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given vec2 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setVec2Data ( const Math::vec2 & data ) #
Sets a vec2 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::vec2 & data - Content to set.
Math::vec2 getVec2Data ( ) #
Returns a vec2 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setVec3Arg ( const char * name, const Math::vec3 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given vec3 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::vec3 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::vec3 getVec3Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given vec3 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setVec3Data ( const Math::vec3 & data ) #
Sets a vec3 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::vec3 & data - Content to set.
Math::vec3 getVec3Data ( ) #
Returns a vec3 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setVec4Arg ( const char * name, const Math::vec4 & value ) #
Sets a value of a given vec4 argument.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of an argument.
- const Math::vec4 & value - Value of an argument.
Return value
Always 1.Math::vec4 getVec4Arg ( const char * name ) #
Returns a value of a given vec4 argument.To check, if an argument exists, use the isArg() method.
Arguments
- const char * name - Name of a target argument.
Return value
Argument value.void setVec4Data ( const Math::vec4 & data ) #
Sets a vec4 content for the node. This can be done only for nodes with no children.Arguments
- const Math::vec4 & data - Content to set.
Math::vec4 getVec4Data ( ) #
Returns a vec4 interpretation of data stored in the node.Return value
Data stored in the node.int setXmlData ( const char * data ) #
Sets an unquoted string to data stored in the node. This string can also contain XML sub-tree with rich text formating.Arguments
- const char * data - Unquoted string to set.
Return value
1 if the string is set successfully; otherwise, 0.Ptr<Xml> addChild ( const char * name, const char * args = 0 ) #
Appends a new XML node to the current XML node as a child.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the XML node.
- const char * args - Arguments of the XML node. The default value is 0.
This value should be passed if the first argument is a string
Return value
Created XML node.Ptr<Xml> addChild ( const Ptr<Xml> & xml ) #
Appends a new XML node to the current XML node as a child.Arguments
- const Ptr<Xml> & xml - XML sub-tree smart pointer.
Return value
Created XML node.void clear ( ) #
Clears all data associated with the node.void clearChildren ( ) #
Clears all children of the current XML node.void clearUnusedData ( ) #
Clears the unused nodes and arguments.void copy ( const Ptr<Xml> & source ) #
Copies all data (name, arguments, data, flags and a child hierarchy) from the source XML node to the current one.Arguments
- const Ptr<Xml> & source - Source XML node.
String decode ( const char * arg1 ) #
Decodes special XML characters (less-than, greater-than, ampersand, double-quote and apostrophe) and numeric character references.Arguments
- const char * arg1 - Data to decode.
Return value
Decoded string.String encode ( const char * arg1 ) #
Encodes special XML characters (less-than, greater-than, ampersand, double-quote and apostrophe) to their character entity reference.Arguments
- const char * arg1 - Data to encode.
Return value
Encoded string.Ptr<Xml> find ( const char * path ) #
Searches for an XML sub-tree.Arguments
- const char * path - Path to the XML sub-tree.
Return value
Pointer to the XML node.int findArg ( const char * name ) #
Searches for a XML argument by its name.Arguments
- const char * name - XML argument name.
Return value
XML argument number.int findChild ( const char * name ) #
Searches for the number of the XML node child by name.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the XML node child.
Return value
The number of the XML node child if it is exists; otherwise, -1.int load ( const char * name ) #
Loads an XML document and sets the current node to be the root of the parsed tree.Arguments
- const char * name - File name.
Return value
1 if the file is read and parsed successfully; otherwise, 0.int parse ( const char * src ) #
Parses a string with XML mark-up and sets the current node to be the root of the parsed tree.Arguments
- const char * src - String pointer.
Return value
1 if a string is successfully parsed; otherwise 0.void printUnusedData ( const char * name ) #
Logs warnings of unused data for debugging.Arguments
- const char * name
int removeArg ( const char * name ) #
Removes the argument with the given name from the list of the current XML node arguments.Arguments
- const char * name - Name of the target argument.
Return value
1 if the argument is deleted successfully; otherwise, 0.Ptr<Xml> removeChild ( const Ptr<Xml> & xml ) #
Removes a child node and its descendants from the current XML node.Arguments
- const Ptr<Xml> & xml - XML sub-tree smart pointer.
Return value
Removed child node and its descendants, if they are found; otherwise, 0.int save ( const char * name, int binary = 0, const char * indent = "\t" ) #
Formats the tree of the current node and writes is to the specified file in the specified format.Arguments
- const char * name - Path to the file.
- int binary - Binary format flag: use 1 to save data to a binary file, or 0 - to save it to a text file.
- const char * indent - String to be used for indenting (e.g. "\t").
Return value
1 if the file is written successfully; otherwise, 0.String symbols ( const char * arg1 ) #
Replaces ampersand characters with character entity references.Arguments
- const char * arg1 - String to encode.
Return value
String which contains replaced ampersand characters with character entity references.Last update:
2019-12-25
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