Ruby

XML NewChildAfter

Demonstrates the Chilkat.NewChildAfter method. Ruby

require 'chilkat'

success = false

xml = Chilkat::CkXml.new()

xml.put_Tag("order")
xml.NewChild2("order_billing_info|price_list","Listino Italia")
xml.NewChild2("order_billing_info|price_list_id","1")
xml.NewChild2("order_billing_info|first_name","Francesco")

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

# We now have the following XML:

# <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
# <order>
#     <order_billing_info>
#         <price_list>Listino Italia</price_list>
#         <price_list_id>1</price_list_id>
#         <first_name>Francesco</first_name>
#     </order_billing_info>
# </order>

# Get the "order_billing_info" element
# orderBillingInfo is a CkXml
orderBillingInfo = xml.FindChild("order_billing_info")

# Call NewChildAfter to add an XML element <customer_id> after <price_list_id>
# First get the index of the element price_list_id
index = orderBillingInfo.TagIndex("price_list_id")
print "index = " + index.to_s() + "\n";

# Add the "customer_id" element just after specified index.
# xCustId is a CkXml
xCustId = orderBillingInfo.NewChildAfter(index,"customer_id","1234")

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

# We now have:

# <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
# <order>
#     <order_billing_info>
#         <price_list>Listino Italia</price_list>
#         <price_list_id>1</price_list_id>
#         <customer_id>1234</customer_id>
#         <first_name>Francesco</first_name>
#     </order_billing_info>
# </order>