| Purpose | The <xout> statement is used to write string data to the output stream. | |
| Format |
<xout processcode="{boolVal}"> {body} </xout>
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| {boolVal} | (optional) a boolean value of true or false that specifies whether or not Superx++ statements enclosed in the {body} of the <xout> statement are to be processed before being written to the output stream. The default value is true | |
| {body} | the string data to be written to the output stream or a Superx++ statement that evaluates to a string | |
| Example #1 |
<xout> Hello World! </xout> Prints the string Hello World! to the output stream |
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| Example #2 |
<xout>Hello World!</xout> Prints the string Hello World! to the output stream |
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| Example #3 |
<xout processcode="true"> <eval object="MyEmployee" member="GetSalary"/> </xout> Gets the salary from the MyEmployee object via the method GetSalary and writes the result to the output stream |
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| Example #4 |
<xout processcode=""> <eval object="MyEmployee" member="GetSalary"/> </xout> Gets the salary from the MyEmployee object via the method GetSalary and writes the result to the output stream |
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| Example #5 |
<xout> <eval object="MyEmployee" member="GetSalary"/> </xout> Gets the salary from the MyEmployee object via the method GetSalary and writes the result to the output stream |
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| Example #6 |
<xout processcode="false"> <eval object="MyEmployee" member="GetSalary"/> </xout> Writes the XML element eval and its two attributes to the output stream |
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