C++ Qt 94 - Writting XML 

It is useful to specify that the encoding is set to UTF-8, by using the createProcessingInstruction() function in the document. For example: QDomProcessingInstruction instruction = document.createProcessingInstruction("xml", "version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\""); document.appendChild(instruction); You can then set your file output encoding to match: QTextStream out(&file); out.setCodec("UTF-8"); Anyway, nice tutorial!

Hey Brian, really like your videos. Glad this works perfectly fine 9 years later. I hope you're doing great.

watching you do it while you comment, makes it easier to follow the logic. Great tutorials

Thx for understand video, all are fine, wish you only best!

LOVE the tutorials! Thanx!!

Thanks! Great tutorial!

At first I was annpyed by Brian talking about what was going on in his life. It has grown on me. Now I enjoy glimpses into the life of Brian. Remember how sad we all felt when his cat died, but how happy we were when we found out he got a new one. Brian, Brian, Brian....you dog you

If it's any consolation, dogs do the same thing. I'll be working on some tiny CAD drawing detail, when one of mine decides to get my attention by bumping their nose into my hand and grinning at me! Thanks for the great tutorials!

Excellent. Thank you.

9:15 love your cat , Byran :)

LOL MANAGEMENT:D:D:D also daw kitty! Anyway thank you for the writing XML tutorial

Thanks again, I was amused by the cat.

When I try to create a Document as u did, i don't get a xml - prolog. Do you know any reasons for this ?

@Kryomega No, it's OCD in alphabetical order. (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)

The Bucky Rogers of Qt.

Hi Brayan, thank you for your usefull tutorials. I realy learn alot. I have a question. how can I use Append here ? I dont want my XML file be rewrite. When I use QIOdevice:: Append after Text I only get an empty XML file. Thank you for your help

@webmastertool Why should it affect the root element if you add the chapters to the current book element? If instead of book.appendChild(chapter) you did root.appendChild(chapter) it would do that. The root element consists of ten book elements and nested inside each book element is ten chapters. That's exactly what the code instructs it to do. It's not as if the root (called document in the code) contains ten books and one hundred chapters all at the same level of nesting.

Thank u very much Brian "And so if my wife "

is there a way to write xml recursively?

Hello I know it has been a wile since you uploaded this videos but I am still learning alot thrue your tutorials (I have done every singel in the list untill now) I have a question :D sommtimes you are using "#include " and sommtimes you are using "#include ". so what exatly is the difference between theese two? (sorry for my bad english)

@webmastertool yes, that's the joke. It's OCD in alphabetical order.

well, I've copied the first part of tutorial, and tried, so Xml declaration didn't appear. what's wrong with is?

Who's here from CIS-17 B? 🤙

your website has been broken for at least a week. every link gives an exception:

you spelled 'writing' wrong. sorry, i have a minor case of cdo, lol