Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >microsoft.public.xml Archive Home >Recent entries >Thread Prev - Many values in same element, with minimum XML overhead >Thread Next - Re: Many values in same element, with minimum XML overhead Re: Many values in same element, with minimum XML overheadTo: NULL Date: 6/2/2005 2:52:00 PM On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 06:56:02 -0700, "Benjamin" <benjamin.tengelin@n...> wrote: ><MYFRIENDS Boys="Alfred;Luke;Mathew" Girls="Ann;Susane/> > >It is not nice to ";"-separate the values. How do make 1 element containing >many values in a more "XML" way of thinking? > >I want MINIMAL overhead, we are talking about 1000nds of values in the same >element. Is this Ok?<MYFRIENDS Boys="<Alfred><Luke><Mathew>" Girls="<Ann><Susane>"/> No, it's wrong. If you're worried about the tags, make them very short, as long as you're clear what they refer to. For example, try : <myfriends> <m> <n>Alfred</n> <n>Luke</n> <n>Matthew</n> </boys> <f> <n>Ann</n> <n>Suzanne</n> </f> </myfriends> > How to code in Visual Basic.NET ? Huh ? Code what, where ? | ||||||
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