Superx++ Lexicon: <getxout> statement

<getxout>

Purpose The <getxout> statement is used to get the current contents of the output stream. In other words, it will report all the string data that was processed by the <xout> statements in a program.

Format <getxout />

Example #1 <xout>Hello World!</xout>
<node name="x" processcode="true">
<getxout>
</node>
<xout>\r\nHello Again!</xout>
The node called x contains the value Hello World! whereas the two lines are written to the output stream:
Hello World!
Hello Again!
The reason for this is that the current contents of the output stream at the <getxout> statement consist of the first line only.

Purpose	The <getxout> statement is used to get the current contents of the output stream. In other words, it will report all the string data that was processed by the <xout> statements in a program.
Format	<getxout />
Example #1	<xout>Hello World!</xout> <node name="x" processcode="true"> <getxout> </node> <xout>\r\nHello Again!</xout> The node called x contains the value Hello World! whereas the two lines are written to the output stream: Hello World! Hello Again! The reason for this is that the current contents of the output stream at the <getxout> statement consist of the first line only.