Tutorial: How To Dynamically Generate an XML Document
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To place dynamic content in an element, use the "tnwrite" keyword, which is short for "text node write." This is because the blocks of text that make up the content of an XML document known as text nodes.

 
 
 
 

Note: The sample code in this tutorial makes use of the Tectonic programming language
(featured in the Delve SOA Fast-Prototyping Toolkit)



   

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