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I still have to manually create the branch XML elements, but that code got me most of the way there, much better than I would have written it. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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I still have to manually create the branch XML elements, but that code got me most of the way there, much better than I would have written it.  Thanks.


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I want to create an XML document like this:<br />
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&lt;node1&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &lt;node2&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;node3&gt;some text&lt;/node3&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &lt;/node2&gt;<br />
&lt;/node1&gt;<br />
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Code I've seen that does this must call CreateElement() on an XmlDocument for each node. Is there a function that you can pass the entire node path to, and the final text node will be created, like this?<br />
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XmlCreateTextNode(&quot;node1/n<wbr />ode2/node3<wbr />&quot;, &quot;some text&quot;);<br />
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I could always write such a function from scratch, but I'll bet such a function exists which is better than what I would write.
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I want to create an XML document like this:

<node1>
  <node2>
    <node3>some text</node3>
  </node2>
</node1>

Code I've seen that does this must call CreateElement() on an XmlDocument for each node. Is there a function that you can pass the entire node path to, and the final text node will be created, like this?

XmlCreateTextNode("node1/node2/node3", "some text");

I could always write such a function from scratch, but I'll bet such a function exists which is better than what I would write.

C# xml path writer

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