Kevin Windham wrote:
I have a class that outputs my prefs file as basic xml using the
xmldocument class. The output is kind of hard to read though since
there are no returns anywhere. Is there a function or process I can
use in RB to pretty print the xml without doing it by hand with my
own code?
Thanks,
Kevin
Look here...
http://support.realsoftware.com/listarchives/realbasic-nug/2006-05/msg00633.html
Ken
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On Jul 28, 2006, at 17:00 UTC, Walter Purvis wrote:
Ah, well, you would certainly know :-)
I guess I just leaped to that conclusion, speculating that RBScript is like
VBScript (in ASP templates), that it would be the basis for templates that
could be compiled at runtime, etc.
But that was all just speculation in a vacuum, and you would know better.
Not necessarily. Remember, I don't work for RS anymore, and I'm just
speculating too. But I do know, from my current project, that you don't need
to use RBScript to make a web app. (Though I can vaguely imagine some
situations where it might be useful, depending on how you like to work.)
Best,
- Joe
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