#includeIn this example, we are using the `Node GetChild` function to access a specific HTML element in a document represented as a DOM tree. We are retrieving the first `#include #include #include "PackageLibrary.h" // Example package/library using namespace std; using namespace PackageLibrary; int main() { HTMLDocument doc("index.html"); HTMLElement root = doc.GetRootElement(); // Get the root element of the document // Get the first element in the body of the document HTMLElement* p = root.GetChild("body")->GetChild("p"); // Print the text content of the
element cout << p->GetTextContent() << endl; return 0; }
` element in the body of the document and printing its text content to the console. The example also uses a package/library called `PackageLibrary`, referenced in the `#include` statement. This is a made-up name for the purposes of this example and could refer to any number of packages or libraries used in C++ development.