How to save a structure into an XML file (using STL), and then load the file back using XML.
Serializing Your Structs Using XML
Published 05/07/2003
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MSXML C++ Wrapper Class
Published 02/24/2003
Loading, parsing, and saving XML documents. (The article and source code were updated.)
XMLite: Simple DOM-Based XML Parser
Published 01/06/2003
Build a lightweight XML parser. Support non-English languages such as Korean as well as escape characters.
Exporting Data as an XML File
Published 10/01/2002
Export data by creating an XML file. This class makes it easy!
An XML Collection
Published 05/13/2002
A simple MFC-based collection to handle an XML file.
Recursive XML Parser in C
Published 02/20/2002
A portable XML parser written in ANSI C.
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