| Purpose | The <save> statement is used to save a node/object to a file. The <save> statement is similar to the save method in the Node class. | |
| Format |
<save file="{file path}"> {node name} <save>
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| {file path} | the path of the file to which the object will be saved as an XML document-- this is object serialization | |
| {node name} | the name of the node/object to be saved | |
| Example #1 |
<node name="MyNode">400</node>
<save file="C:\\MyDir\\MyFile.xml> MyNode <save>
Saves the following XML to the file C:\MyDir\MyFile.xml: |
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| Example #2 |
<node name="MyNode"> <MyChild>777</MyChild> </node> <save file="C:\\MyDir\\MyFile.xml> MyNode/MyChild <save>
Saves the following XML to the file C:\MyDir\MyFile.xml: |
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