TXTextControl.XmlElementCollection.Add Method - TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms

TX Text Control .NET for Windows FormsReference GuideTXTextControl NamespaceXmlElementCollection ClassAdd Method

Adds the specified XML element to the collection.

Add(XmlElement, Int, Int)

C#
VB.NET

public bool Add(XmlElement element, int before, int after);

Public Function Add(ByVal element As XmlElement, ByVal before As Integer, ByVal after As Integer) As Boolean

Parameters

Parameter	Description
element	Specified an instance of the XmlElement object.
before	Specifies a relative position in the collection. The XmlElement to be added is placed in the collection before the member identified by the before parameter. If this parameter is zero, the new element is inserted before the element at the current input position. If this parameter is -1, it is ignored.
after	Specifies a relative position in the collection. The XML element to be added is placed in the collection after the member identified by the after parameter. If this parameter is zero, the new element is inserted after the element at the current input position. If this parameter is -1, it is ignored.

Return Value

The return value is false, if the new element could not be added because the document becomes invalid according to the document's DTD. In this case an XmlInvalid event occurs. The return value is true, if the new element could successfully been added.

Examples

The following example inserts a new Address element into an XML document that contains adresses consisting of the sub-elements Name, Street and City. The new address is inserted after the second address.

C#
VB.NET

TXTextControl.XmlElement newElement = new TXTextControl.XmlElement("Telephone", "46798 / 3459786");
newElement.Text = "Jack Brown\nBaker Street\nNew York";
textControl1.GetXmlElements("Adress").Add(newElement, -1, 2);

Dim NewElement As New TXTextControl.XmlElement("Telephone", "46798 / 3459786") 
NewElement.Text = "Jack Brown" & vbLf & "Baker Street" & vbLf & "New York"
TextControl1.GetXmlElements("Adress").Add(NewElement, -1, 2)