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The following examples illustrate how XML elements are parsed in BrightScript:

<tag1>This is example text</tag1>

• Name = tag1
• Attributes = Invalid
• Body = roString containing "This is example text"

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To generate XML content, create an roXMLElement and call the SetBody() and  and SetName() methods  methods to build it, then it–then call the GenXML() method  method to generate it.

root.SetName("myroot")
root.AddAttribute("key1","value1")
root.AddAttribute("key2","value2")
ne=root.AddBodyElement()
ne.SetName("sub")
ne.SetBody("this is the sub1 text")
ne=root.AddBodyElement()
ne.SetName("subelement2")
ne.SetBody("more sub text")
ne.AddAttribute("k","v")
ne=root.AddElement("subelement3")
ne.SetBody("more sub text 3")
root.AddElementWithBody("sub","another sub (#4)")
PrintXML(root, 0)
print root.GenXML(false)

GetBody() As Object
 

GetAttributes() As Object
 

GetName() As String
 

GetText() As String
 

GetChildElements() As Object
 

GetNamedElements(a As String) As Object
 

GetNamedElementsCi(a As String) As Object
 

SetBody(a As Object)

Generates an roXMLList for the body if needed. The method then adds the passed item (which should be an roXMLElement tag).

AddBodyElement() As Object
 

AddElement(a As String) As Object
 

AddElementWithBody(a As String, b As Object) As Object
 

AddAttribute(a As String, b As String)
 

SetName(a As String)
 

Parse(a As String) As Boolean

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Generates XML content. This method takes a single Boolean parameter, indicating whether or not the XML should have an <?xml …> tag at the top.

Clear() As Void
 

GenXMLHdr(a As String) As String
 

IsName(a As String) As Boolean
 

HasAttribute(a As String) As Boolean
 

ParseFile(a As String) As Boolean

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The following is an example subroutine to print out the contents of an roXMLElement tree:

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