XML: keep spaces between attributes

[Cilla]

I have problem keeping the formatting of the XML elements when reading a file and writing it back,
When reading the XML document I'm using XML document ( XmlDocument.Load (String) ), with PreserveWhiteSpace = true. When reading the file each XML node is saved and values are later modified, when writing the data back I'm using the XML writer. Since the PreserveWhitespace = true the new lines between elements to work.

The problem is that the formatting within an element is lost.
<myElem myAttr1="1"
myAttr2="2" />

When read and written it gets
<myElem myAttr1="1" myAttr2="2" />

How can I keep the formatting?

I'm using managed C++, .Net 2.0

[Dököll]

I have problem keeping the formatting of the XML elements when reading a file and writing it back,
When reading the XML document I'm using XML document ( XmlDocument.Load (String) ), with PreserveWhiteSpace = true. When reading the file each XML node is saved and values are later modified, when writing the data back I'm using the XML writer. Since the PreserveWhitespace = true the new lines between elements to work.

The problem is that the formatting within an element is lost.
<myElem myAttr1="1"
myAttr2="2" />

When read and written it gets
<myElem myAttr1="1" myAttr2="2" />

How can I keep the formatting?

I'm using managed C++, .Net 2.0

Hello, Cilla!

I am not sure how to do this in C++, nor .NET, but do stay tuned. I think the C forum may be of assistance. Please return here if this was strickly XML related.

In a bit!

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