Ruby

HasChildWithTag using a Tag Path

Demonstrates calling HasChildWithTag with a tag path. Ruby

require 'chilkat'

xml = Chilkat::CkXml.new()

xml.put_Tag("world")

xml.NewChild2("north_america|united_states|california|san_francisco","Silicon Valley")
xml.NewChild2("north_america|united_states|california|san_diego","Birthplace of California")
xml.NewChild2("north_america|united_states|illinois|chicago","Windy City")

print xml.getXml() + "\n";

# Produces the following XML
# 
# 	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
# 	<world>
# 	    <north_america>
# 	        <united_states>
# 	            <california>
# 	                <san_francisco>Silicon Valley</san_francisco>
# 	                <san_diego>Birthplace of California</san_diego>
# 	            </california>
# 	            <illinois>
# 	                <chicago>Windy City</chicago>
# 	            </illinois>
# 	        </united_states>
# 	    </north_america>
# 	</world>
# 

hasChicago = xml.HasChildWithTag("north_america|united_states|illinois|chicago")
print "hasChicago = " + hasChicago.to_s() + "\n";

hasNaperville = xml.HasChildWithTag("north_america|united_states|illinois|naperville")
print "hasNaperville = " + hasNaperville.to_s() + "\n";

hasIllinois = xml.HasChildWithTag("north_america|united_states|illinois")
print "hasIllinois = " + hasIllinois.to_s() + "\n";