You cant do that with JSON either becaues you have to escape Quotes and \\
Quotes are prety commonly used in 'plain text'
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If it was just a string, you could construct the xml by concatenating
strings and then write it to disk, job done, no problems.
Currently you have to use a proper serialiser (because of namespaces,
encoding, escaping etc), and doing that requires a fair amount of
effort - you have to use (and learn) a library of some kind and write
lines and lines of code... all of which baffles and frustrates a
non-xml dev when all they want to do is create some simple xml.
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Andrew Welch
http://andrewjwelch.com
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