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Remove an XML Subtree
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Demonstrates how to remove an XML subtree from an XML document.Chilkat Xbase++ Downloads
LOCAL nSuccess
LOCAL oXml
LOCAL oXml2
LOCAL cNotUsed
nSuccess := 0
oXml := CreateObject("Chilkat.Xml")
nSuccess := oXml:LoadXmlFile("qa_data/xml/osszes.xml")
// The XML file we're loading contains this:
// <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-2" ?>
// <EXAMPLE>
// <OSSZES>
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477953
// <NUMBER>05107003972</NUMBER>
// </ROW>
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477954
// <NUMBER>05107001342</NUMBER>
// </ROW>
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477955
// <NUMBER>05107001342</NUMBER>
// </ROW>
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477956
// <NUMBER>05107000017</NUMBER>
// </ROW>**
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477957
// <NUMBER>05107002182</NUMBER>
// </ROW>
// </OSSZES>
// </EXAMPLE>
//
// We wish to remove this subtree:
// <ROW TYPE="INS">477956
// <NUMBER>05107000017</NUMBER>
// </ROW>
// Get another reference to the XML document.
oXml2 := oXml:GetSelf()
// Navigate to the node that is the root of the subtree to be deleted.
// In this case, we wish to find the node having tag "ROW" with content "477956"
cNotUsed := oXml2:ChilkatPath("OSSZES|/C/ROW,*477956*|$")
// Examine the xml2, it should be just the subtree.
? oXml2:GetXml()
// Now detach xml2 from the it's XML document.
// xml2 will now be it's own XML document.
oXml2:RemoveFromTree()
// Examine our original XML document. The subtree is removed:
? oXml:GetXml()
oXml2:destroy()
oXml:destroy()