#include#include int main() { S2::XmlDocument doc; if (!doc.LoadFile("example.xml")) { std::cerr << "Failed to load XML file." << std::endl; return 1; } S2::XmlNode* root = doc.RootElement(); std::cout << "Root element: " << root->Name() << std::endl; return 0; }
#includeThis code creates an empty XML document using the S2 library. It creates a root element and two child elements, one of which has an attribute "attr" with the value "value". It then saves the XML document to a file called "output.xml". In conclusion, these examples illustrate how to use S2 library in C++ for parsing and generating XML documents.#include int main() { S2::XmlDocument doc; S2::XmlNode* root = doc.NewElement("root"); doc.InsertEndChild(root); S2::XmlNode* child1 = doc.NewElement("child"); child1->SetAttribute("attr", "value"); root->InsertEndChild(child1); S2::XmlNode* child2 = doc.NewElement("child"); root->InsertEndChild(child2); doc.SaveFile("output.xml"); return 0; }